Digital Laboratory Homogeniser

Digital Laboratory Homogeniser

Lead Time: 2-3 Weeks

A Digital Laboratory Homogeniser is a high-speed device used for breaking down, mixing, blending, and emulsifying samples to achieve a uniform, consistent mixture. It is widely used in laboratories for sample preparation in biological, pharmaceutical, chemical, and food industries.
The digital aspect allows for precise control of speed, run time, and, in some cases, power consumption, enabling reproducible, high-quality results.

Key Uses and Applications:
Biological Sample Preparation (Cell Lysis): Breaking down plant and animal tissues, bacteria, yeast, and spores to release intracellular components like proteins, DNA, and RNA for downstream applications such as PCR, sequencing, and genotyping.
Pharmaceutical Formulation: Developing and testing drug formulations by creating emulsions and suspensions, improving the uniformity, stability, and bioavailability of active ingredients.
Emulsification (Food & Cosmetic Industry): Creating stable emulsions, such as lotions, creams, sauces, and milk, by reducing particle sizes and preventing separation.
Particle Size Reduction & Dispersing: Reducing the size of solid particles in a liquid, dispersing powders into liquids, or breaking down fat molecules (e.g., in dairy products).
Nanotechnology: Producing nanoparticles and nanoemulsions for advanced drug delivery systems and materials science research.
Chemical & Material Science: Mixing, dispersing pigments, and breaking down polymers.

Common Features of Digital Lab Homogenisers:
Digital Display: Real-time RPM, wattage, and timers.
Speed Control: Ranging from a few thousand to over 27,000 RPM for high-shear action.
Programmable Settings: Ability to save protocols and set pulse modes for heat-sensitive samples.
Versatile Probes: Interchangeable stainless steel or disposable plastic generator probes for different sample volumes and viscosities.
Overload Protection: Safety mechanism to prevent motor damage.

Common Types:
Rotor-Stator Homogenisers: Uses high-speed shearing to cut and break down samples.
Ultrasonic Homogenisers (Sonicators): Uses ultrasonic sound waves (cavitation) to disrupt cells and disperse particles.
Bead Mill Homogenisers: Uses tiny beads (silica, stainless steel) to pulverize tough tissues or samples.
Digital homogenisers are essential for ensuring that samples are thoroughly processed, minimizing errors and contamination in research and industrial environments.

Digital Laboratory Homogeniser

Digital Laboratory Homogeniser

Lead Time: 2-4 Weeks

Different Models Parameters

• Digital Laboratory Cosmetic Homogeniser

 
Digital Laboratory Homogeniser