The Omni Macro Homogenizer is a versatile system that is well suited for laboratory & industrial processing applications such as Food, Cosmetics, Chemicals, Petrochemicals, Dyes and Waste Products.

Blade assemblies for mixing and rotor-stator generator probes for homogenization offer flexibility for blending, suspensions, dispersions, disintegrating, and emulsifications. The speed ranges of this product at 1,000 to 20,000 rpm allow for gentle mixing or higher speed homogenization type applications.



A variety of Generator Probes and Aerosol-Safety Sealed Containers are available to be used with the Omni Macro Homogenizer. Sold separately.

Includes 1,800 watt variable speed motor, motor stand assembly, generator probe adapter, tool kit and instruction manual.

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• Motor stand included
• Configures to a wide variety of processing attachments including generator probes, cutting blades, and sealed chamber assemblies
• Quiet operation

Processing Range: 0.25mL-30L
Generator Probes: 7, 10, 20, 32, 35, 45 and 55mm diameter
Blade Assemblies: 1' and 2" in sealed chambers
Power Rating: 1800watt
Speed Control: Variable from 1,000-20,000rpm
On/Off Switch: For easy repeatability
Ciruit Breaker: To protect the motor in the event of overload
Dimensions: Height (with stand): 24 in. (60.96 cm), Width: 10 in. (25.4 cm)
Weight: 9.5kg (21lbs.)
Sound Level: < 68 db.
Warranty: Three year motor warranty

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Listed below are some common applications for the Omni Macro Homogenizer:

Soft and Hard Tissue Homogenization

Cellular Research

Biological Research

Food and Plant Analysis

DNA, RNA, PCR and Protein Extraction

Enzyme Studies

Cancer Research

Pharmaceutical Research

Animal Tissue

Medical Research

Neuroscience

Emulsions and Suspensions

Molecular Biology

And many more…

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