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Active refrigeration and controlled multi-sample grinding are primary requirements
A refrigerated multi-sample grinder with adjustable chamber temperature from −50 °C to room temperature for grinding, homogenization, cell disruption and material preparation.
Active refrigeration and controlled multi-sample grinding are primary requirements
Pre-cooling is sufficient or the workflow requires direct liquid-nitrogen immersion
Select the adapter from the actual tube, jar or plate format and confirm the required chamber temperature with the application team.
Grinding media process samples inside a refrigerated chamber while the instrument controls the stated temperature range.
Match material and vessel
Use the selected operating setup
Prepare for downstream analysis
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| Capacity & processing | |
|---|---|
| Maximum throughput | Up to 192 samples; 24- and 48-position liquid-nitrogen freezing adapters |
| Final particle size | Approx. 5 μm |
| Temperature & operation | |
| Temperature range | −50 °C to room temperature |
| Temperature accuracy | ±0.5 °C |
| Frequency | 0–70 Hz |
| Run time | 0–9999 s |
| Grinding modes | Wet, dry and low-temperature grinding |
| Stored programs | 20 custom programs |
| Vessels & grinding tools | |
| Compatible formats | 24 / 32 / 48 / 64 × 0.2–0.5 mL; 24 / 32 / 48 / 64 / 96 × 2 mL; 4 / 12 / 24 × 5 mL; 8 × 10–15 mL; 2 × 25 mL; 2 × 50 mL; 2 × 96-well deep-well plates |
| Grinding ball diameter | 0.1–30 mm |
| Grinding ball materials | Stainless steel, chrome steel, zirconia, tungsten carbide and quartz sand |
| Dimensions & electrical supply | |
| Noise level | <55 dB |
| Dimensions | 700 × 410 × 450 mm |
| Weight | 82.5 kg |
| Other specifications | |
| Applications | Tissue homogenization, grinding, cell disruption, dispersion, preparation and shaking |
| Grinding platforms | At least 2 |
Confirm included items and optional accessories in the itemized quotation.
0.1–30 mm
Stainless steel, chrome steel, zirconia, tungsten carbide and quartz sand
Compare the sample, container, conditions and result with your own workflow.
The experiment used JXFSTPRP-CLN with a steel-jar adapter and grinding media. After processing, the tissue was reported as a fine, uniform homogenate without obvious large particles, ready for subsequent extraction or analysis.
Read this case →The experiment used JXFSTPRP-CLN under controlled low-temperature conditions to prepare tumour tissue for workflows such as RNA extraction while limiting heat exposure during grinding.
Read this case →The experiment paired JXFSTPRP-CLN with a 50 mL steel jar and a 10 mm stainless-steel ball. The jar was pre-cooled in liquid nitrogen before a repeated 50-second grinding program.
Read this case →The experiment processed leaf material with grinding media and lysis solution in tubes. It identifies JXFSTPRP-CLN and reports complete grinding after a one-minute run, with the metal adapter pre-cooled for the RNA workflow.
Read this case →Plant and animal tissue Bacteria, yeast, fungi and spores Soil, rock and minerals Pharmaceutical samples Polymers and other difficult materials Match the preparation method to the material and downstream analysis.
Up to 192 samples, adapter dependent. Capacity depends on the selected vessel, adapter and actual sample.
Adjustable from −50 °C to room temperature. Match the cooling setup to the sample and operating method.
The selected model, vessels, compatible accessories, optional temperature-control equipment and destination electrical requirements determine the quotation. Request a model-specific configuration and itemized supply list.
Confirm the instrument, accessories and destination requirements in one enquiry.
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Include sample type, amount, batch size, temperature requirements and delivery destination.
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