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Mass flow controllers specifically designed for bioprocessing

The Brooks Instrument mass flow controller (MFC) model SLA Series Biotech were designed for bioprocessing and other life sciences applications to:

  1. Enhance gas flow control range
  2. Reduce your total cost of ownership
  3. Enable process recipe flexibility via multiple gas pages
  4. Satisfy regulatory compliance requirements.

 

Additionally, by adding advanced digital communication protocols like EtherNet/IP or PROFINET, it’s possible to reduce the number of MFC configurations and spares stocked by up to 90%.

Watch the video from Brooks to learn more!

The experts at our process solutions group have been working with mass flow controllers in a range of applications and can help your team determine which Brooks Instrument equipment is best for your operation. Take a look at the video and contact our team to discuss your application.

Are you interested in learning more? Fill out our contact form with some details about your application and we’ll have a specialist get in touch! Also, learn more about all Brooks Instrument products and solutions offered by Cross.

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