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WHEATON 358029 Potter-Type 2 mL Glass Homogenizer

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Wheaton
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Used
Max Processing Volume
0.002 L

Product description

WHEATON 358029 Potter-type glass homogenizer with 2 mL capacity for small-volume sample preparation.

The WHEATON 358029 Potter-type glass homogenizer is designed for small-volume sample homogenization with a stated 2 mL capacity. Its glass construction supports manual tissue and biological sample preparation in laboratory workflows.

  • Homogenizer type: Potter-type manual homogenizer
  • Capacity: 2 mL
  • Construction: Glass
  • Accessories: None included
  • Condition: Used and sold as-is
  • Model: WHEATON 358029

This compact glass homogenizer is suitable for small-scale sample disruption and preparation in molecular biology, biotechnology, cell biology, and research laboratory applications. It may be used in workflows supporting molecular diagnostics, synthetic biology, and other biotechnology procedures requiring manual homogenization of limited sample volumes. Actual product design or specifications may differ from the listing images.

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How long does laboratory equipment typically last?

With a service contract, ten to fifteen years is normal for most benchtop instruments. Detectors and pumps are the parts that wear first.

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Last updated 22 October 2026