D-500 High Shear Homogenizer

DLAB D-500 High Shear Homogenizer – Precision and Efficiency for Laboratory Applications

The DLAB D-500 High Shear Homogenizer is a versatile digital homogenizer designed for efficient and precise sample processing in various laboratory settings. With a speed range of 10,000–30,000 rpm and a maximum viscosity of 10,000 mPas, this DLAB homogenizer is ideal for applications such as emulsification, dispersion, and cell disruption in chemical, pharmaceutical, and food industries.

This laboratory homogenizer features a 6-stage speed control dial, allowing users to easily set and monitor rotation speed. The 500W carbon brush motor provides smooth and quiet operation, while the overload protection ensures safety and extends the motor’s lifespan. The D-500 homogenizer is equipped with 316L stainless steel shafts that are fully autoclavable and resistant to corrosion, ensuring durability and safety. The quick-change system allows for easy dismantling and cleaning of the dispersing tools, enhancing operational efficiency.

With its compact dimensions (70 × 70 × 255 mm) and lightweight design (1.3 kg), the DLAB D-500 High Shear Homogenizer is an essential tool for laboratories engaged in various applications across biotechnology, pharmaceutical manufacturing, chemical engineering, cosmetics, and the food industry.

The D-500 High Shear Homogenizer is a robust benchtop unit engineered for processing larger sample volumes, typically ranging from 10 mL to 40 liters (depending on the processing tool and medium viscosity). This powerful homogenizer features a high-performance motor with a variable speed control, often reaching speeds up to 10,000 rpm or higher, generating significant shear forces for effective disruption and mixing. It utilizes interchangeable rotor-stator generators (probes or dispersing tools) made of durable materials like stainless steel, available in various sizes and configurations to optimize processing for different sample types and volumes. The D-500 is ideal for applications requiring thorough homogenization of tissues, cell disruption, particle size reduction, and the creation of stable emulsions and suspensions in fields such as pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, food processing, and chemical research. Its benchtop design provides stability and control for more demanding homogenization tasks.