Homogenisers

Supplier: Seward (FermionX)

The robust Stomacher® 4500 is ideal for the BAM large volume testing procedures from 1000 to 4500 ml.

Supplier: MP Biomedicals

Lysing Matrix E is effective in lysing mixed samples, such as microbe infected tissue, and can be used in RNA extraction from tumours and other difficult tissues.

Supplier: MP Biomedicals

Titanium’s strength is comparable to steel however its weight is 40% lower. Constructed from titanium, these tubes and grinding matrix are tough enough to stand up to the most demanding mechanical punishment that can cause traditional thermoplastic tubes to crack. The tubes are machined from premium grade billet and deliver superior strength over less expensive production methods. An oblique angle conical bottom provides a better impact surface than the rounded bottoms of deep-drawn tubes.

Supplier: IKA

T 18 mini digital is an economical high-performance dispersing instrument with compact design: Approx. 40% lighter and 50% smaller than comparable dispersing devices.

Supplier: IKA

Type N: Materials in contact with medium are PTFE and stainless steel AISI 316L, suitable for solvents and abrasive substances, can be sterilised by all methods, max. temperature 180 °C.

Supplier: IKA

Compact, hand-held tissue homogenizer for volumes from 0,5 to 100 ml with a quick-connect coupling for easy interchangeability of dispersing tools.

Supplier: MP Biomedicals

Each impact-resistant 2 ml tube contains 2 mm yellow zirconia beads and a 4 mm black ceramic sphere.

Supplier: IKA

The high pressure homogeniser HPH is an inline dispersing machine for energy-efficient, continuous production of superfine emulsions. Compared to other IKA inline machines, the dispersing action of the high pressure homogeniser HPH is not based on the rotor/stator principle. The improved homogenising effect is achieved within the homogeniser by means of spontaneous decompression of the liquid from max. 2000 bar to an ambient pressure. With the same energy input, the IKA HPH produces considerably finer emulsions than conventional toothed ring dispersers. The use of high pressure homogenisers is recommended when a disintegration down to the nano range is required; however, these machines do achieve a smaller flow capacity than conventional dispersers. The high pressure homogeniser consists of a high pressure piston pump and a downstream homogenising valve. The pressure build-up within the HPH occurs by means of one or more piston pump(s) which, with the help of ceramic pistons, ensure(s) a volume flow that is independent of pressure and virtually pulsation free. The desired homogenising pressure can be infinitely adjusted. The pressure is reduced in a selected adjustable gap of the homogenizing valve. The quick pressure decrease in a moving medium leads to extremely high turbulences and cavitations, which then bring about the grinding of the raw product. The machine's design can be adapted to fit customer-specific tasks. The high pressure homogeniser is available in two sizes with either one or more piston(s) of varying Ø. These parameters determine the max. homogenising pressure (800 or 2000 bar) possible for a specific machine type, the minimal permitted feeding volume (up to 10 ml) as well as homogenising results and flow capacities.

Supplier: INTERSCIENCE

Laboratory blender for sample volumes of 5 to 80 ml.

Supplier: MP Biomedicals

FastPrep®-24 5G is a high speed bench top homogeniser offering the ultimate in speed and performance for the lysis of biological samples. It uses a unique, optimised motion to disrupt cells through the multi-directional, simultaneous beating of specialised Lysing Matrix beads on the sample material. Developed for difficult and resistant samples, the FastPrep®-24 5G instrument lyses thoroughly and quickly any tissues and cells and allows easy and reproducible isolation of stable RNA, active proteins and full-length genomic DNA.

Supplier: IKA

T 25 mini control is a high-performance dispersing instrument with a wide speed range of 600 to 25000 rpm for working volumes of up to 1,5 litres (H₂0).

Supplier: IKA

The magic LAB® is a unique and multi-functional small-scale laboratory machine. It is designed for mixing, dispersing, wet milling and incorporation of powders into liquids. The magic LAB® is most frequently used for the development of new products or for optimising of existing process techniques, particularly in the chemical, cosmetic, pharmaceutical and food industries. It is an ideal machine for continuous, circulating and batch processing with interchangeable modules. Many work parameters of the magic LAB® are identical to those of the IKA 2000 inline production machines: UTL, DR, CMS, MHD, MK and MKO. Therefore, the magic LAB® ensures a reliable scale-up by offering the possibility to work with the same method from formulation development to mass production. The basic in-line machine is equipped with the single-stage dispersing module ULTRA-TURRAX® UTL. It is best suited for batch applications and can be adapted for the manufacturing of dispersions from coarse to fine. Compared to a conventional stirrer, the mixing time is reduced by up to 50%. Depending on the application, the basic unit can be modified quickly with different working modules.

Supplier: IKA

Dispersing element, D 60, Stator/rotor Ø: -/60 mm, Volume: 2 - 30 l

Supplier: BRANSON

A series of sonifiers with advanced sample processing capabilities and a digital, intuitive menu driven interface.

Supplier: IKA

The IKA T 10 battery is a battery-operated, cordless homogeniser, specifically designed for handheld laboratory applications. Ideal for small volumes up to 100 ml (H₂O), this homogeniser can even be used inside a microcentrifuge tube.

Supplier: IKA

Stand model, volume range 1 to 1500 ml. The T 18 digital drive unit offers a wide speed range from 3000 to 25000 min⁻¹ that enables users to work at high circumferential speeds even with small rotor diameters. A broad choice of dispersing elements guarantees a wide range of applications.