Laboratory Products 35 High-Performance Grinding Down to the Nano Range
With two grinding stations, Fritsch have developed the new Planetary Mill PULVERISETTE 6 premium line as an extension to the PULVERISETTE 7 premium line: It is the ideal mill for fast wet and dry grinding of hard, medium-hard, soft, brittle and moist samples as well as for mechanical alloying, mixing and homogenising of larger sample quantities with reliable results down into the nano range, and absolutely secure automatic clamping of the bowls by the mill.
The Planetary Mill PULVERISETTE 6 premium line features extra strong 2.2 kW drive power and extremely high centrifugal acceleration up to 64 g and up to 800 rpm (rotational speed of the bowl 1600 rpm). The two grinding stations are suitable for 160 ml, 250 ml and 500 ml bowl volume. With the completely brand new ServoLOCK clamping of the grinding bowls and the automatic check of the fastening of the bowls inside the mill, man and machine are optimally protected. In the event of impermissible operating states, the machine blocks the start of a grinding and if an imbalance occurs it automatically shuts off.
The grinding bowl is simply inserted in the PULVERISETTE 6 premium line from the front into the holder. Correct positioning is automatically ensured by a practical guide. The PULVERISETTE 6 premium line does not start until both bowls are correctly inserted and prevents due to bowl detection via RFID chip, the setting of too high speeds depending on the bowl material used.
The revolutionary ServoLOCK is activated with a single hand motion by pressing down the clamp. It is automatically locked by the machine via ServoLOCK instead of manually. A LED light shows that the bowl is correctly inserted and clamped.
The PULVERISETTE 6 premium line is operated via the adjustable, ergonomically arranged touchscreen with high-resolution and logical menu structure in multiple languages and practical plain-text user navigation for fast and easy operation. Here you enter the variable rotational speed and define the grinding time. You can programme interval and pause times using the minutes and seconds timer and can save up to 10 programmes.
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Reliable Walk-away Petri Dish Media Filler
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Compact in design - MEDIAJET from Integra offers the unique flexibility to fill Petri dishes of various sizes, Petri dishes with two compartments or test tubes of various diameters and length.
The MEDIAJET sets the gold standard for automated preparation of consistent high quality, contamination-free media in Petri dishes and test tubes. The surface of the MEDIAJET filling chamber is manufactured from a single piece of chemically resistant polyethylene, which allows efficient cleaning. In addition, MEDIAJET is equipped with a UV lamp extending over the full length of the rotor where dishes are opened during the filling process. The lamp emits powerful 2.1W UV-C radiation to ensure complete elimination of bacterial activity in the area most vulnerable to contamination.
All MEDIAJET systems have a built-in ‘Agar Spread Function’ which ensures homogenous distribution and an even surface on your media. This helps to optimise the media level in Petri dishes resulting in a significant reduction in media costs.
Benefiting from Integra’s proprietary Feed-In / Stack-Out technology, MEDIAJET operation is highly reliable resulting in unmatched media preparation productivity. Typical production variations in the diameter or shape of Petri dishes are easily handled by the unit, as they are actively guided throughout the entire filling process. The optical dish sensors of MEDIAJET can be easily adjusted to virtually every Petri dish brand at the user interface level.
Designed to be quickly productive the intuitive user interface makes it very easy to control all functions of MEDIAJET. The operation of the system is entirely self-explanatory, as all functions and prompts are explained in plain unambiguous language.
For further information or to watch an explanatory video please visit
www.integra-
biosciences.com/sites/mediajet.html.
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