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WHEATON 358054 Potter-Type Glass Homogenizer, 50 mL

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Homogenizer Type
Dounce/Manual
Max Processing Volume
0.05 L
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Specifications 4

Brands
Wheaton
New/Used
Used
Homogenizer Type
Dounce/Manual
Max Processing Volume
0.05 L

Product description

Used WHEATON 50 mL Potter-type glass homogenizer for manual laboratory sample preparation.

The WHEATON 358054 Potter-type glass homogenizer is a 50 mL manual laboratory homogenizer designed for sample disruption and preparation. Its glass construction supports controlled homogenization workflows in research and analytical laboratories.

  • Homogenizer type: Potter-type manual homogenizer
  • Construction: Glass
  • Capacity: 50 mL
  • Included accessories: None
  • Condition: Used, sold as-is

This glass homogenizer is suitable for small-volume sample preparation in molecular biology, biotechnology, cell biology, tissue processing, and general laboratory research. It can support workflows involving cell disruption, suspension preparation, and homogenization before downstream molecular diagnostics or analytical testing. Original performance and functionality may not be available because the unit is used.

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How long does laboratory equipment typically last?

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Last updated 19 October 2026