Application range and instructions for multi-sample rapid grinder

     Nowadays, the commonly used tool for laboratory sample preparation is a high-flux tissue grinder. It is used to pulverize, mix, homogenize and break cells in a sample tube by twisting tungsten carbide balls or stainless steel beads. Rigid pulverization and homogenization of samples such as hard, soft and elastic, in line with the requirements of physical and chemical analysis laboratories, grinding tanks of different volumes and materials can be dry, wet and freeze-ground, or Cell disruption and DNA/RNA extraction.
High-throughput tissue grinder applications:
1. Suitable for grinding and crushing various plant tissues including roots, stems, leaves, flowers, fruits, seeds, etc.;
2, suitable for grinding and breaking of various animal tissues including brain, heart, lung, stomach, liver, thymus, kidney, intestine, lymph nodes, muscles, bones, etc.;
3. Suitable for grinding and crushing of fungi, bacteria and other samples;
4. Suitable for grinding and crushing of food and pharmaceutical ingredients analysis and testing;
5. Suitable for grinding and crushing samples of volatile samples including coal, oil shale, wax products, etc.
6, suitable for plastics, polymers including PE, PS, textiles, resins and other samples of grinding and crushing.

Instructions for use of high-throughput tissue grinders:
1. Place the instrument in a dry and ventilated environment. Because the instrument is heavy, do not place the instrument on the test bench or in a weak place. Wipe the instrument clean after each use.
2, the instrument is crushed by 220V voltage grinding, the ground wire must be connected during operation, and should be paid attention to during operation.
3. Fix the clamp and adapter before turning on the grinding and tighten the anti-slip screws. Symmetrical placement of the sample ensures that the grinding table is balanced.
4. Please read the instructions carefully before using the instrument, or after professional instrument operation training, operate the instrument according to the correct way of use.