The Revvity Stainless Steel Saw Tooth Generator Probe, 20 x 100 mm, 15201, is designed for compatible Omni macro, Omni macro-ES and Omni mixer homogenisation workflows. This 20 mm saw tooth narrow window mixer style probe supports 50 mL to 2 L sample volumes and is suitable for fine to medium sample processing. Its stainless steel construction provides a reusable probe option for laboratories requiring durable homogenisation accessories for routine sample preparation.
Key Features:
- Brand: Revvity
- Product Type: Stainless steel generator probe
- Manufacturer Part Number: 15201
- Probe Size: 20 x 100 mm
- Diameter: 20.0 mm
- Length: 100.0 mm
- Sample Volume: 50 mL to 2 L
- Probe Design: Saw tooth narrow window mixer style
- Sample Suitability: Fine to medium samples
- Material: Stainless steel
- Instrument Compatibility: Omni macro, Omni macro-ES and Omni mixer
- Quantity: 1 probe
- Application: Rotor-stator homogenisation, sample mixing and laboratory preparation workflows
- Cleaning: Autoclavable and can be disassembled for cleaning
- Research Use: For research use only, not for use in diagnostic procedures
Note: Accessories/consumables sold separately unless part of package. Compatible homogenizer units, adapters, bearings and additional accessories are sold separately unless supplied as part of a kit.
Benefits:
- Supports 50 mL to 2 L sample processing in compatible Omni workflows.
- Provides saw tooth cutting action for routine homogenisation tasks.
- Uses a narrow window design suited to fine to medium sample types.
- Offers durable stainless steel construction for reusable laboratory use.
- Provides a shorter 100 mm length option for suitable vessel setups.
- Supports cleaning by autoclaving or disassembly where required.
Why Choose The Revvity Stainless Steel Saw Tooth Generator Probe?
The Revvity Stainless Steel Saw Tooth Generator Probe, 20 x 100 mm, 15201, is a useful choice for laboratories using compatible Omni macro, Omni macro-ES or Omni mixer systems. It is suited to workflows where a 20 mm diameter probe, stainless steel durability and fine to medium sample processing are required.
Compared with longer 20 mm probe formats, this 100 mm length may be useful where vessel depth or working space is more limited. Its 50 mL to 2 L processing range makes it a practical accessory for routine research homogenisation workflows.
