Homogenizers

Bead homogenizer (Bead Beater type) and ball mill designed for the efficient disruption, grinding, and homogenization of a wide range of biological samples and materials across different scientific fields.

Cell dissociator designed for the rapid and efficient preparation of homogeneous cell suspensions from different tissue types. Ideal for applications in cell sequencing, primary cell culture, flow cytometry, and cell therapy.

Equipment used in the preparation of food samples for chemical, nutritional, and microbiological analyses. Includes high-speed blade systems for homogeneous grinding with temperature control, and paddle systems (Stomacher type) for efficient extraction of microorganisms.

Potter–Elvehjem–type piston–rod homogenizer, suitable for delicate tissues and biological samples requiring controlled friction. Uses glass rods and allows precise adjustment via microprocessor control and an adjustable base.

A French press (1) is equipment used for cell disruption and homogenization of biological samples. It operates by applying high pressure to a cell suspension, forcing it through a narrow valve or orifice. It is widely used in laboratories for the lysis of bacteria, yeasts, and other microorganisms, especially when preserving proteins and sensitive structures is desired. (1) Registered trademark of Thermo Fisher Scientific

Propeller agitator designed to ensure homogeneous and efficient liquid mixing in laboratory environments. Ideal for applications requiring continuous, precise, and reliable stirring across different types of solutions.

Rotor–stator homogenizer (Ultra-Turrax type) based on high mechanical speed for efficient dispersion, emulsification, and homogenization of liquid and semi-solid samples.