Tissue homogenizer

1. In a laboratory, a tissue homogenizer is a critical piece of equipment used to break down biological tissue into a uniform suspension.
2. This process, known as homogenization, ruptures cell walls and membranes to release intracellular components like DNA, RNA, proteins, and organelles for downstream analysis.

Main Specifications -

1. Suitable for high-throughput cell lysis applications including DNA/RNA extraction, protein extraction, and pesticide residue analysis.
2. Should be included holders for 50 mL Centrifuge Tubes and 50 mL Polycarbonate Cryovial with Screw-On Cap
3. The grinding process is visible through the see-through lid window.
4. Should come with an adjustable clamp that allows users to secure vials and microplates of various sizes
5. A safety interlock turns off the unit if the lid is opened during a run
6. Should be designed for plant, insect, fungal and bacterial samples, cell cultures, and include rapid cell disruption, cell lysis, and tissue homogenization.
7. Min Sample Size should be 2 to 50 mL.
8. Should be included holders for 50 mL Centrifuge Tubes and 50 mL Polycarbonate Cryovial with Screw-On Cap
9. LCD display screen shows run times in minute: second format.
10. Digital display in minutes & seconds
11. Should be based on bead beating technique
12. Optional accessories should be available to preserve temperature sensitive samples.
13. Light & portable with a small footprint that minimizes bench space.
14. Lid has a safety interlock switch that stops the motor if the lid is opened during the grinding process.
15. Easy-to-use clamp keeps samples secure during the shaking process.
16. Rate and timer controls allow you to adjust speed and set time.)
17. Start and stop buttons to start and stop the grinding process:
18. Clamp speed should be adjustable from 500 to 1500 strokes/minute
19. Motor: 0.14 hp
20. CE (International Certifications) required