Description
Specifications Table
| Product Name | High Speed Homogenizer with 1/8 HP Motor | RQ-127A/D | Remi |
|---|---|
| Quantity/Pack Size | 1 Unit |
| Form | Electrical Appliance |
| Grade | Laboratory/Industrial |
| Application | Sample homogenization, tissue disruption, emulsification |
Product Description
The High Speed Homogenizer with 1/8 HP Motor | RQ-127A/D | Remi is a compact laboratory homogenizer designed for efficient mixing, emulsification, dispersion, and homogenization of low to medium viscosity liquids. Powered by a reliable 1/8 HP AC/DC motor, this high-speed homogenizer offers variable speed control ranging from 300 to 12,000 RPM, enabling precise processing of a wide variety of laboratory samples. It is widely used in pharmaceutical, biotechnology, food, cosmetic, chemical, microbiology, and research laboratories for sample preparation and formulation development.
The RQ-127A/D is equipped with a precision-engineered stainless steel homogenizing shaft and high-shear impeller that rapidly reduces particle size while producing uniform emulsions and suspensions. Its compact design makes it suitable for bench-top operation, while the stepless speed control allows users to optimize mixing conditions according to sample viscosity and processing requirements. The robust motor ensures smooth, vibration-free operation and consistent performance during routine laboratory applications.
Key Features
- Powerful 1/8 HP AC/DC motor for continuous laboratory operation.
- Variable speed control from 300 to 12,000 RPM.
- High-speed homogenization, emulsification, and dispersion.
- Precision stainless steel homogenizing shaft and impeller.
- Compact bench-top design with stable operation.
- Suitable for low and medium viscosity samples.
- Simple speed adjustment for reproducible processing.
- Ideal for research, quality control, and product development laboratories.
Why Choose the Remi RQ-127A/D?
The Remi RQ-127A/D combines high-speed performance with precise control, making it an excellent choice for laboratories requiring efficient homogenization of small to medium sample volumes. Its powerful motor generates high shear forces that produce uniform particle distribution, stable emulsions, and consistent mixing results. The compact construction, durable components, and easy operation make it suitable for routine laboratory work as well as formulation research and pilot studies.
Applications
- Pharmaceutical formulation development
- Biotechnology and life science research
- Food and beverage sample preparation
- Cosmetic cream and lotion formulation
- Chemical dispersion and suspension preparation
- Microbiology laboratories
- Quality control and research laboratories
Maintenance Tips
- Clean the homogenizing shaft and impeller immediately after every use.
- Do not operate the instrument without immersing the shaft in the sample.
- Avoid processing volumes beyond the recommended capacity.
- Inspect the shaft, bearings, and motor assembly periodically.
- Store the homogenizer in a clean and dry laboratory environment.
The Remi RQ-127A/D High Speed Homogenizer delivers reliable high-shear mixing performance for laboratories requiring efficient homogenization, emulsification, and dispersion. Its compact footprint, precise speed control, and durable construction make it an ideal instrument for pharmaceutical research, biotechnology, quality control, and analytical laboratory applications.
FAQs
What is the maximum speed of this homogenizer?
The Remi RQ-127A/D reaches speeds up to 30,000 RPM, adjustable via the control knob for different sample types.
Can this homogenizer process viscous samples?
Yes, the 1/8 HP motor handles moderately viscous liquids, but avoid overly thick substances to prevent motor strain.
Is this suitable for clinical diagnostics?
Absolutely. Many Indian diagnostic labs use this model for serum, plasma, and tissue homogenization due to its precision.
What’s the warranty period?
Remi offers a 1-year warranty on manufacturing defects. Contact eqipped’s support for claims.
How do I choose between this and a sonicator?
Homogenizers like this are better for mechanical disruption, while sonicators use ultrasound. For most labs, a high speed homogenizer is more versatile.
