The Revvity Saw Tooth Fine Generator Probe, 20 x 195 mm (15020), is a stainless steel rotor-stator probe for processing sample volumes from 50 mL to 2 L with compatible Omni Macro, Omni Macro-ES and Omni Mixer systems. Its saw tooth head provides additional cutting action, while the narrow-window fine stator accommodates fine to medium samples. The probe is suitable for processing organic and non-organic tissue samples, larger tissues, suspensions, emulsions and fluids.
Key Features
- Sample processing from 50 mL to 2 L, supporting medium-volume rotor-stator homogenisation workflows
- Saw tooth cutting profile, providing additional cutting action during sample processing
- Fine stator configuration, using narrow processing windows suited to fine and medium samples
- Twenty-millimetre probe diameter, combined with an overall length of 195 mm
- Stainless steel construction, providing a reusable generator probe for compatible homogenisers
- PTFE upper and lower bearings, supplied as part of the standard probe configuration
- Broad Omni system compatibility, specified for Omni Macro, Omni Macro-ES and Omni Mixer systems
- Flexible cleaning options, allowing the complete probe to be autoclaved or disassembled for cleaning
Note: Optional stainless steel upper bearings can extend bearing life but are not autoclavable. For research use only and not for use in diagnostic procedures.
Benefits
- Processes sample volumes up to 2 L using a compatible Omni homogenisation system.
- Provides additional cutting action for organic and non-organic tissue samples.
- Accommodates fine to medium materials through the narrow-window stator design.
- Supports larger tissues, suspensions, emulsions and fluid-processing applications.
- Simplifies decontamination through whole-probe autoclaving or disassembly for detailed cleaning.
Why Choose the Revvity Saw Tooth Fine Generator Probe, 20 x 195 mm (15020)?
The Revvity 15020 combines a 50 mL to 2 L sample range with a saw tooth fine stator designed for fine to medium materials. Its stainless steel construction, PTFE bearings and flexible cleaning options support reusable rotor-stator homogenisation workflows. John Morris Group supplies Revvity homogenisation equipment and compatible generator probes throughout Australia.
