HOMOGENIZER
•  Portable, lightweight with ergonomic design ideal for manual operations
•  Processing volumes from 0.1-50mL or 1-250mL
•  Variable speed from 8,000 to 32,000 rpm
• 316L stainless steel shafts are fully autoclavable
•  Interchangeable shafts for easy dismantling and cleaning
A homogenizer is a vital laboratory and industrial device used to micronize, mix, and evenly distribute particles within a fluid, creating a stable, uniform emulsion or suspension. By forcing a sample through narrow channels under extreme mechanical stress—such as high pressure, cavitation (imploding micro-bubbles), or high-shear rotor-stator friction—it shears droplets down to the nanometer scale.
In laboratories, homogenizers are primarily used for cell disruption (extracting DNA, RNA, or proteins), chemical synthesis, and dispersing nanoparticles. They prevent phase separation, ensuring consistent texture and chemical composition in pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, and food science applications.
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