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GPE Mini Homogenizer, 1.0ml Pestle, Without Handle

Brand:GPE

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Specifications

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Autoclavable
Yes
Length chamber
55 mm
Length pestle
150 mm
Material mortar
Boro 3.3
Material pestle
Boro 3.3
Mortar Ø
10 mm
Nominal capacity
1.0 ml
Overall length mortar
105 mm
Pestle Ø
5 mm
UNSPSC
41101516

$290.59

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Product description

GPE Mini Homogenizer 1.0ml Pestle Without Handle is designed for precise and efficient homogenization of small sample volumes. Its compact size makes it ideal for laboratories handling minimal quantities, ensuring accurate sample processing. This homogenizer pestle is a versatile tool for various laboratory applications requiring fine grinding without the handle.

Key Features:

  • Brand: GPE
  • Capacity: 1.0ml
  • Design: Pestle without handle for flexibility
  • Application: Ideal for small volume sample homogenization in laboratories

The GPE mini homogenizer pestle is an essential accessory for laboratories seeking compact and reliable homogenization tools.

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Part Number

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it is designed for precise and efficient homogenization of small sample volumes. Its compact size makes it ideal for laboratories handling minimal quantities, ensuring accurate sample processing. This homogenizer pestle is a versatile tool for various laboratory applications requiring fine grinding without the handle.

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