Paddle Blende

Working principle and applications
Microbial samples may be in their original state as lumps, pastes, powders, etc., and must be refined into a fine liquid sample to facilitate microbial analysis and inoculation. The working principle of this instrument is as follows: the original sample (larger samples need to be cut into approximately 10×10mm pieces) is placed in a homogenization bag with a certain liquid or solvent. The instrument’s hammer plate repeatedly strikes the sample homogenization bag,generating pressure, causing oscillation, accelerating mixing, and thus achieving a uniform distribution of microbial components in the solution. This instrument is suitable for homogenizing tissues such as brain, kidney, liver, and spleen, as well as microorganisms, and is widely used in food, pharmaceutical, clinical, molecular, toxin, and bacterial detection fields.Product Parameters
The homogenization bags, made of special materials and pre-treated (opened bags should be sterilized again to ensure proper homogenization), are sealed by a crossbar along the top edge of the homogenizer door to prevent spillage during impact. The homogenizer’s impact plate continuously strikes the bag, generating pressure to break down and homogenize the sample. The homogenization speed is programmable, with each segment adjustable from 3 to 12 times per second. The homogenization time can be set from 1 second to 100 minutes or continuous operation. Users can select the appropriate setting based on the sample and solvent to achieve optimal homogenization results. For example, a timed setting of 3 minutes and a medium speed of 6-10 times per second is suitable for homogenizing mouse and rat livers.

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Paddle Blender