Description
The Disruptor Genie® digital cell disruptor is a laboratory appliance for mechanical disruption and mixing of samples in microcentrifuge tubes. It operates over a speed range of 1000 to 2850 per minute, giving flexible control for cell lysis, resuspension, and vigorous mixing protocols. The unit is supplied with a TurboMix® holder and a mount for 12 microcentrifuge tubes, so multiple small-volume samples can be processed in parallel. This configuration suits molecular biology, microbiology, and biochemistry laboratories that need reproducible agitation without manual vortexing of each tube. The digital Disruptor Genie® from manufacturer Scientific Industrie is offered as a single complete unit with an approximate weight of 4,300 kg, appropriate for a stable bench footprint. Categories include laboratory homogenisers and related sample-preparation appliances. Use it for disrupting microbial or tissue samples in tubes, dispersing pellets, and other high-energy mixing steps where a dedicated cell disruptor with multi-tube capacity improves throughput and consistency compared with single-tube vortex mixers.
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Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Cell disruptor
- Model: Disruptor Genie® digital
- Speed range: 1000–2850/min
- Accessories: TurboMix® holder and mount for 12 microcentrifuge tubes
- Weight: 4,300 kg
- Technical Information Sheet:
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A vortex mixer oscillates a cup so a tube pressed into it spins its contents into a vortex. It mixes a tube in seconds. It does not mix a flask, and it is not a substitute for a shaker when the method says thirty minutes.
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