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Used processing in Utrecht, Netherlands

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    1990 Rannie Lab 16,50

    1990 Rannie Lab 16,50

    • Manufacturer: Rannie

    Pilot Homogenizer, laboratory, 2 stage. Manual pressure control 1st and 2nd stage. Piston diameter 16 mm - stroke: 50 mm. With 2 pressure sensors, pressure indication via display. Motor: 4 kW - 8.2 A - 1,440 rpm....

    Lopik, Netherlands
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    Pierre Guerin ALM44

    Pierre Guerin ALM44

    • Manufacturer: Pierre Guerin

    Special Quark smoothing homogenizer, with obturator housing, special screw type homogenising head, available can be changed on request for more or less moother result, 3 pistons, piston diameter 40 mm. Connection...

    Lopik, Netherlands
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    1997 Rannie LAB.12.51H

    1997 Rannie LAB.12.51H

    • Manufacturer: Rannie

    Mobile laboratory homogenizer. With manual pressure control 1st and 2nd stage and pressure gauges. Piston diameter 12 mm - stroke 51 mm. Motor: 7.5 kW - 15.3 A. Maximum pressure: 1,000 bar. Overpressure valve. Co...

    Lopik, Netherlands
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    1993 APV Blue Top Plus

    1993 APV Blue Top Plus 58.79

    • Manufacturer: APV

    High pressure homogenizer. 1 stage with manual pressure control. 3 pistons, piston diameter: 58 mm and stroke: 79 mm. Inside sound proof box ＜80 dB. Connections: 2'' Clamp. Including: integrated control panel, by...

    Lopik, Netherlands

Overview

Handheld and lab homogenizers are essential tools for various scientific and industrial applications, including sample preparation, cell disruption, and emulsification. These devices are used in laboratories to achieve uniform mixtures by breaking down particles and blending materials at a microscopic level. They are ideal for tasks requiring precision and consistency in research and quality control.

FAQ

What factors should I consider when purchasing a lab homogenizer?

Consider the type of samples you'll be working with, the volume and viscosity of the materials, and the required level of homogenization. Additionally, evaluate the device's power, speed settings, and ease of use.

How can I safely ship a handheld homogenizer?

Ensure the device is securely packaged in its original box or a sturdy container with plenty of cushioning material. Use a reputable shipping service with experience in handling delicate scientific equipment.

What maintenance is required for a lab homogenizer?

Regular maintenance includes cleaning the homogenizer after each use, checking for any wear and tear on components, and following the manufacturer's guidelines for periodic servicing. Proper maintenance ensures longevity and optimal performance.