High throughput homogenizers are specifically designed for processing samples in deep well plates and vials, but they can also accommodate microcentrifuge tubes and small bottles, allowing for the processing of large samples.

Samples which are too large or hard to be processed in multitube bead beaters can be homogenized in high throughput homogenizers.

Although these instruments can be expensive, they are capable of efficiently processing hundreds to thousands of samples daily.

All high throughput homogenizers can process samples in plates or vial sets in SBS (Society for Biomolecular Science) formats (e.g., 24 and 96 well). This format permits liquid handling robots to process samples downstream of homogenization.

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For more information on this product line, see the High throughput Homogenizers section of our Homogenization Guide.

For more information on selecting the proper homogenization vessel, see our "Selecting Grinding Vials for Sample Processing."

For an overview of these machines, see our "High Throughput Homogenizers".