Introduction
Handheld Homogenizer features a maximum operating speed of 30,000 rpm. It can process sample volumes ranging from 150 to 1000 mL, making it versatile. The homogenizer features a stainless steel working head, which enhances durability and resistance to corrosion. Its wheel type stepless speed control offers convenience. Our homogenizer is suitable for fluids of various consistencies and offers uniform homogenization.
This laboratory homogenizer is designed to meet the rigorous requirements of modern laboratory operations, ensuring high precision, reliability, and ease of use for various experimental applications.Applications
Our Handheld Homogenizer is used in biological research for tissue sample preparation, / extraction, and cell disruption. It is also widely applied in pharmaceuticals, food science, and cosmetics for emulsification, dispersion, and mixing of formulations.
Specifications
| Max. Speed | 30000 rpm |
| Speed Control Type | Stepless speed regulation |
| Operation Control Method | 6-speed equalization |
| Capacity | Standard : 250 to 5000 mL |
| Work Head Specification | Standard : Ø10 × 225 mm |
| Work Head Material | 316 Stainless steel |
| Blade Material | 304 Stainless steel |
| Working Head Immersion Length | 150 mm |
| Work Process Type | Micro batch processing |
| Permissible Ambient Temperature | 5 to 40℃ |
| Permissible Relative Humidity | 80 % |
| Power | 1300 W |
| Power Supply | AC 220 V 50 Hz |
| Homogenizer Dimension | 350 × 250 × 650 mm |
| Net Weight | 11 Kg |
| Gross Weight | 13 Kg |
Features
Windshield design
Heat dissipation holes
Wide speed range
Compact structure
Replaceable three kinds of working head
FAQs
1. What sample volumes can the Handheld Homogenizer process?
Handheld Homogenizer is capable of processing sample volumes ranging from 150 mL to 10,000 mL, depending on the working head used. This makes it suitable for both small-scale research and larger industrial applications.
2. What is the maximum operating speed of the homogenizer?
Handheld Homogenizer operates at a maximum speed of 30,000 rpm, making it efficient for homogenization, emulsification, dispersion, and cell disruption. It features stepless speed regulation, allowing users to precisely adjust the speed according to their sample needs.
3. What materials are used in the working head and blade?
The working head is made of 316 stainless steel, providing excellent corrosion resistance and durability. The blade is constructed from 304 stainless steel, known for its strength and ability to handle various types of sample materials, including tough tissue samples and viscous liquids.
4. Is the speed adjustable?
Yes, our Handheld Homogenizer features stepless speed regulation, allowing users to continuously adjust the speed from low to high without fixed increments. This ensures precise control for different applications, from gentle mixing to intense homogenization.
5. What is the power requirement for the Handheld Homogenizer?
Handheld Homogenizer operates on AC 220 V, 50 Hz and has a power consumption of 1300 W. This provides sufficient power to process a wide range of sample viscosities effectively.
6. What are the standard accessories included with the Handheld Homogenizer?
The package includes Ø25 mm working head, double cross clamp, base, two support rods, main body connecting rod, container retainer, wrench, and two Allen wrenches for assembly and adjustments.
7. Are there optional accessories available?
Yes, It offers additional working heads: Ø18 mm for smaller sample volumes and Ø36 mm for larger volumes or more viscous samples, increasing the Handheld Homogenizer’s versatility.
8. What are the main applications of the Handheld Homogenizer?
Handheld Homogenizer is used in biological research for tissue homogenization and cell disruption, in pharmaceuticals for drug formulations and blending, in food processing for dairy and emulsions, and in cosmetics for creams and serums.
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