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The PRO250 is a hand-held or post-mounted homogenizer reportedly capable of processing sample volumes as small as 0.03 ml. The unit features a 3/4 -horsepower motor and built-in variable speed control up to 30,000 rpm. It is capable of homogenizing with the full line of PRO quick-connect generators, safety-sealed chambers, and ST series assemblies. PRO Scientific Inc., Monroe, CT Circle No. 100 on Reader Service Card ---------------

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PRO Scientific Inc., Monroe, CT
Circle No. 100 on Reader Service Card

Carl Zeiss Inc.,
Microscope Division,
Thornwood, NY
Circle No. 102 onReader Service Card

Worthington Biochemical Corp.,
Freehold, NJ

Circle No. 103 on Reader Service Card

Bio Image,
Ann Arbor, MI

Circle No. 104 on Reader Service Card

Protein Polymer Technologies Inc.,
San Diego, CA

Circle No. 101 on Reader Service Card

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