Selection of culture flasks - automatic welding leak detector for culture flasks

　　GST's culture bottle automatic welding and leak testing machine is used for automatic feeding, automatic discharge, automatic capping, automatic welding, automatic leak testing and automatic discharging of culture bottles. It has high automation strength; high welding quality; accurate leak detection and high efficiency; beautiful and elegant machine.

　　In vitro culture of animal cells can be done with culture flasks and culture plates. Culture flasks are divided into flat bottom and round bottom; culture plates are divided into 6, 12, 24 holes and other different number of holes.

　　In addition to this, the materials used may also differ, depending on the size and habitat of the target cells and the experimental needs. Culture flasks are available in different sizes and are divided into different sizes, materials, permeability and sealing, layers and manufacturers.

　　If the cells are walled, they are usually flat-bottomed for easy viewing and are usually made of treater sufface material, which is suitable for walled cells. If the cells are in suspension, either a flat bottom or a round bottom can be used.

　　Lateral absorbance values: use plates with a flat bottom for both suspension and walled cells.

　　For control experiments: use plates with different numbers of wells. In the process of using different culture tools, the experimenter should try to keep the medium added to a depth of about 2-3 mm and not add too much liquid. Too much liquid medium will affect the gas exchange of the cells and will create a tilt during movement increasing the chances of contamination. Below are the available specifications and relevant information on the various culture tools with different specifications of the bottom area, the recommended amount of culture medium to be added and the available The following are the available specifications and information on the various culture tools, with different sizes of bottom area, recommended volumes of medium to be added and the number of cells to be obtained, although this can be varied depending on the cells.