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WHEATON 358034 Potter-Type Glass Homogenizer, 5 mL

UsedWheatonHomogenisersNetherlands

€165.28excl. VAT

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0.005 L
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Wheaton
New/Used
Used
Max Processing Volume
0.005 L

Product description

Used 5 mL WHEATON Potter-type glass homogenizer for manual sample preparation and biotechnology workflows.

The WHEATON 358034 Potter-type glass homogenizer is a manual 5 mL homogenization vessel designed for controlled laboratory sample preparation. Its glass construction is suitable for small-volume tissue, cell, and biological sample processing.

  • Homogenizer type: Potter-type glass homogenizer
  • Capacity: 5 mL
  • Operation: Manual sample homogenization
  • Accessories: None included
  • Condition: Used and sold as-is; original new-product performance and functionality are not guaranteed

This compact glass homogenizer can support routine sample preparation in molecular biology, biotechnology, cell biology, and laboratory research workflows, including applications related to molecular diagnostics and bioprocessing.

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Last updated 19 October 2026