The Ohaus Glass Beads, 0.1 mm, 375 g for Disruptor Genie are specially designed for use in the Disruptor Genie, providing an efficient solution for sample disruption and homogenization. These high-quality glass beads are perfect for breaking down a wide variety of samples in laboratory settings, ensuring rapid and consistent results. The 0.1 mm size offers the optimal balance between effective disruption and minimal sample loss.
These glass beads are essential for laboratories requiring effective sample disruption with minimal risk of contamination or sample loss.
Manufacturer P/N
83041302
Part Number
9.730 100
Manufacturer
OHAUS
Description
0.1 mm Disruptor beads, 375g
Manufacturer P/N
83041301
Part Number
9.730 101
Manufacturer
OHAUS
Description
0.5 mm Disruptor beads, 375g
It are specially designed for use in the Disruptor Genie, providing an efficient solution for sample disruption and homogenization. These high-quality glass beads are perfect for breaking down a wide variety of samples in laboratory settings, ensuring rapid and consistent results. The 0.1 mm size offers the optimal balance between effective disruption and minimal sample loss.
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