Parr Instrument Company Model 4635 Cell Disruption Vessel, 920 mL, High-Pressure Nitrogen Decompression

The Parr Instrument Company Model 4635 Cell Disruption Vessel is a high-pressure stainless steel vessel engineered for effective homogenization and cell lysis via nitrogen decompression. With a 920 mL vessel capacity and the ability to process up to approximately 600 mL samples, it provides optimal space for nitrogen gas above the sample volume.

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This equipment is designed for biotechnology and molecular diagnostics laboratories requiring precise and repeatable cell disruption methodologies. It is essential for workflows involving gene editing, synthetic biology, and biopharmaceutical production pipelines where efficient cell homogenization is critical. The vessel’s high-pressure nitrogen decompression mechanism enables effective breaking of cell membranes, making it widely adopted in molecular cloning workflows and live-cell processing applications.

Ideal for biomedical engineering research, biochemical extraction, and microbial cell disruption, this vessel facilitates enhanced sample preparation for downstream analytical techniques such as fluorescence analysis and cell imaging. The Model 4635 is recognized for its reliability in medium-sized laboratory samples, offering robust performance in intensive bioprocessing research environments.