A homogenizer is a laboratory or industrial device used to mix, blend, or break down materials into smaller, uniform particles or components. This process, called homogenization, helps achieve consistency and uniformity in the properties of a substance, such as in liquids, creams, suspensions, or emulsions. Homogenizers are widely used in industries like food production, pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, and chemical processing.
Digital Tissue Homogenizer can rapidly homogenize, disperse and emulsify samples in 1 ml ~ 2,500 ml of liquid depending on the dispersing tool. During operation suspended material is drawn into the core of the dispersing tool by a rotor turning speed up to 27,000 rpm. The material repeatedly cycle through narrow slits of rotor and stator where it is rapidly sheared and disintegrated by high shear. Homogenizer can be used for disruption of tissue samples in biotechnology (plant or animal tissues such as muscle, liver, ligament), sample preparation in medicine, enzymatic treatment in the food industry as well as various application in pharmaceutical, cosmetic, paint, petro chemical, and other industrial applications.
Analog Tissue Homogenizer can rapidly homogenize, disperse and emulsify samples in 1 ml ~ 2,500 ml of liquid depending on the dispersing tool. During operation suspended material is drawn into the core of the dispersing tool by a rotor turning speed up to 27,000 rpm. The material repeatedly cycle through narrow slits of rotor and stator where it is rapidly sheared and disintegrated by high shear. Homogenizer can be used for disruption of tissue samples in biotechnology (plant or animal tissues such as muscle, liver, ligament), sample preparation in medicine, enzymatic treatment in the food industry as well as various application in pharmaceutical, cosmetic, paint, petro chemical, and other industrial applications.
