Hielscher ultrasonic laboratory devices are compact, easy-to-use and extremely versatile. They can be used for the processing of a variety of organic and inorganic materials in a wide range of volumes. Typical applications of ultrasonic homogenizers include sample preparation, disintegrating and cell lysis, homogenizing, dispersing and disaggregation, particle size reduction and the acceleration of chemical reactions (sonochemistry). Hielscher offers a wide range of ultrasonic homogenizers to be used for these applications in a wide range of volumes from approx. 50µL to 2000mL. The selection of the ultrasonic processor depends on the sample volume to be sonicated. The table below, lists all laboratory devices and the recommended volume respectively.

Protein electrophoresis and blotting systems and consumables, including standard and air-cooled vertical units in many sizes, glass plates, gel casters, gradient makers, combs and other accessories.

This portable stadiometer has been designed to give all the advantages of the wall-mounted stadiometer in a portable form.

The ibidi Stage Top Incubators fit every standard inverted microscope and include CO₂ and O₂ control as well as actively controlled humidity. They are ideal for all live cell imaging applications and available for single slides and dishes as well as for multiwell plates. The Silver Line systems stand for highest focus stability and xy-stability during microscopy, making them suitable for high-resolution applications and super-resosution microscopy.

A µ-Plate with 96 wells for high-throughput 3D cell culture and tube formation assays

A chambered coverslip with 8 wells for cell culture, immunofluorescence, and high-end microscopy

Investigate chemotaxis of fast or slow migrating adherent cells and non-adherent cells in 2D or 3D gel matrices

The µ-Slide Membrane ibiPore Flow offers high-quality porous glass for studying cell migration and transport under static and flow conditions. It provides precise control over cell models, including lung and skin studies.