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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Carl Zeiss Inc.,
Microscope Division,
Thornwood, NY
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Worthington Biochemical Corp.,
Freehold, NJ
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Bio Image,
Ann Arbor, MI
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Protein Polymer Technologies Inc.,
San Diego, CA
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