Homogenisatorer

Supplier: KINEMATICA

Dispersing element, PT-DA 20/2EC-E192, För apparat: PT 4000, Hastighet: 27 m/s, Stator/rotor Ø: 15 / 20 mm, Volym: 100 - 2500 ml

Supplier: IKA

The LABOR-PILOT is a compact and multi-purpose inline laboratory dispersing machine. It is designed for solid-liquid mixing, homogenising, emulsifying, suspending and wet milling. The LABOR-PILOT 2000/4 is suitable for wide range of applications, particularly in the chemical, cosmetic, pharmaceutical, plastics, colours and food industries. It is uniquely designed with advanced technology and is available with six interchangeable modules.

Supplier: MP Biomedicals

Metal bead lysing matrix contains 3,175 mm diameter stainless steel.

Supplier: IKA

Universal disposable disperser system with disposable sample tubes that can be hermetically sealed. Provides protection and security from infectious sample materials, toxic substances or substances with strong odours.

Supplier: IKA

Stativmodell, volymområde 1 till 2 000 ml. Idealisk för applikationer som homogenisering av avloppsvattenprover, för användning i laboratoriereaktorer, för dispersionsuppgifter som utförs under vakuum/tryck och för provberedning vid medicinsk diagnostik.

Supplier: MP Biomedicals

FastPrep®-24 is used to homogenise biological samples. It lyses thoroughly and quickly any tissues and cells and thus allows easy and reproducible isolation of stable RNA, active proteins and full-length genomic DNA.

Supplier: BRANSON

The SFX150 Branson's handheld converter is designed with the user in mind with an ergonomic grip for comfort and control, and a recessed pushbutton and LED indicator for assured operation and to bring the industry's most advanced sample-processing capabilities to your laboratory.

Supplier: IKA

The T 25 easy clean digital is a high-performance dispersing instrument with electronic speed control from 3000 - 25000 rpm for working volumes of 1 - 2000 ml (H₂O).

Supplier: MP Biomedicals

Each impact-resistant tube contains 1,6 mm aluminum oxide particles and 1,6 mm silicon carbide particles.

Supplier: MP Biomedicals

Each impact-resistant 2 ml tube contains 1 mm silica spheres. Lysing Matrix C tubes have red caps and are found in the FastRNA™ Pro Red Kit and FastProtein Red Matrix. Lysing Matrix C is used primarily for lysis of yeast and fungi and can also be used for moulds, spores and filamentous algae.

Supplier: MP Biomedicals

Each impact-resistant 2 ml tube contains 0,8 mm zirconium silicate beads.

Supplier: MP Biomedicals

Each impact-resistant 2 ml tube contains garnet matrix and one ¼ inch ceramic sphere. Extra ¼" ceramic spheres are packaged separately. Lysing Matrix A tubes have orange caps and are found in the FastDNA™ and FastDNA™ SPIN Kits. Lysing Matrix A is used for all sample types except soil for the subsequent isolation of genomic DNA, RNA, functional proteins and other metabolites and small molecules. This grinding matrix is chemically inert and will not bind nucleic acids.

Supplier: MP Biomedicals

FastPrep-96™ is a versatile high speed homogeniser offering the ultimate in high throughput sample preparation. It is used to homogenise biological samples. FastPrep®-96 lyses thoroughly and quickly any tissues and cells so allowing easy and reproducible isolation of stable RNA, active proteins and full-length genomic DNA.

Supplier: IKA

Dispersing tools for T 25, T 50, T 65

Supplier: IKA

Powerful disperser for volumes ranging from 1 to 2000 ml (H2O) with digital speed display. The wide speed range of 600 to 25000 rpm facilitates work with high circumferential speeds. An extensive selection of dispersing shafts makes multiple applications possible. The application range includes homogenisation and dispersion tasks for use under vacuum in the IKA laboratory reactors.

Supplier: IKA

Many standardised test procedures in the pharmaceutical industry, such as the pharmacopoeia tests described in official compendia (United States Pharmacopeia (USP 905), European Pharmacopoeia (PhEur 2.9.40), etc.), require the crushing and dissolution of tablets as a first step before further analysis. The challenges in sample preparation include the avoidance of cross-contamination between sample batches, time-consuming cleaning and the often small sample quantities.