Laboratory homogenisers

Laboratory homogenisers — available models

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  HOG-24R cooled tissue homogeniser

  A bead-mill tissue homogeniser with built-in compressor cooling (−10 to 40 °C) — it protects sensitive biomolecules during intensive homogenisation of up to 24 samples. Three-dimensional vibration at 4.0–7.0 m/s gives fast, repeatable prep of skin, muscle, liver and bone.

  • Built-in compressor cooling across the −10 to 40 °C range
  • Protects labile biomolecules (DNA, RNA, proteins, enzymes)
  • Three-dimensional vibration, speed 4.0–7.0 m/s
  • Up to 24 samples in parallel (24×2 ml or 12×5 ml rotors)
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  HOG-24 tissue homogeniser

  A digital bead-mill tissue homogeniser for molecular biology — it prepares up to 24 samples at once (24×2 ml or 12×5 ml rotors) at 4.0–7.0 m/s with a 1–90 s cycle. A 50-programme memory delivers repeatable isolation of DNA, RNA and proteins.

  • Parallel homogenisation of up to 24 samples (24×2 ml or 12×5 ml)
  • Speed 4.0–7.0 m/s, 0.05 m/s resolution, 1–90 s cycle
  • Memory for up to 50 programmes, O-LED display
  • Isolation of DNA, RNA, proteins and enzymes from difficult tissues
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  AE-S and AE-L mechanical emulsifiers

  High-shear mechanical emulsifiers for producing exceptionally uniform emulsions — where a stirrer or an ordinary homogeniser is no longer enough. The AE-S series and the economical AE-L handle batches up to 60 litres at 2,000–14,000 rpm.

  • Special rotor–stator head for very fine, stable emulsions
  • Batches up to 60 litres, speed 2,000–14,000 rpm
  • AE-S series (advanced) and the economical AE-L
  • Combines solid, liquid and gas phases into a uniform mixture
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  AD-S high-performance mechanical homogenisers

  A high-performance rotor–stator homogeniser with strong shear energy — an 850 W motor, 2,000–28,000 rpm and 12G–36G generators handle batches up to 13 litres. The AD500S-H version adds a digital speed readout and timer for repeatable processes.

  • Strong shear energy — 850 W motor, 500 W output power
  • Speed 2,000–28,000 rpm with smooth control
  • 12G–36G generators — working volumes from 30 to 13,000 ml
  • AD500S-H version: digital speed readout (×10) and timer
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  AD-L economical mechanical homogenisers

  An economical line of mechanical homogenisers for labs on a tighter budget — the AD200L and AD300L-H models homogenise low- and high-viscosity samples up to 13 litres, with smooth speed control and a digital speed readout on the -H versions.

  • An economical alternative to the AD-S series without losing the essentials
  • 280–510 W power, rotational speed up to 23,000 rpm
  • Low- and high-viscosity samples, up to 13,000 ml (AD300L-H)
  • Digital speed readout on the AD200L-H and AD300L-H versions
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  AD 18 laboratory homogeniser

  A versatile mechanical homogeniser for everyday laboratory work — smooth six-step speed control from 13,000 to 34,000 rpm and a full set of 8G–24G tools handle samples from 15 ml to 5 litres. SS316 stainless head, simple to run and clean.

  • Speed range 13,000–34,000 rpm with six-step control
  • Interchangeable 8G–24G tools — working volumes from 15 to 5000 ml
  • Working head in SS316 stainless steel
  • 710 W input power, compact and stable housing (11 kg)
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  AD145S-P handheld mechanical homogeniser

  A handheld mechanical homogeniser for small samples and tight spaces — it fits in one hand yet still reaches 5,000–35,000 rpm. The 6G–10G tools cover volumes from 0.2 to 250 ml, and the SS316 stainless head stands up to demanding media.

  • Light, handheld body (380×80×50 mm) for in-hand work
  • High speed of 5,000–35,000 rpm despite its small size
  • 10G tool (optionally 6G and 8G) — samples from 0.2 to 250 ml
  • Ideal where a full-size instrument will not fit
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  SPIN-MIX HOG batch homogeniser

  A batch homogeniser with interchangeable bowls for maceration and grinding — the HOG-08/09/011 models grind dry food, chemicals and pharmaceutical samples in 30–1000 ml bowls, reaching full homogenisation usually within about a minute at speeds up to 18,000 rpm.

  • Interchangeable 30–1000 ml bowls, each with its own rotor and blade
  • Full grinding usually within about 1 minute
  • Speeds up to 18,000 rpm, analogue and digital versions
  • Maceration of dry food, chemicals and pharmaceutical samples
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