Generator Probe List

Generator Probe List

PRO Quick Connect generator probes are precision-engineered stainless-steel rotor-stator tools designed for efficient, repeatable sample homogenization. As essential homogenizer accessories, these probes create the mechanical shear needed to break down tissue, plant material, cells, and particles during sample preparation.

PRO rotor-stator generator probes are available in multiple diameters and lengths to support micro-volume work in microtubes through large-volume processing in multi-liter containers. All probes feature dual-bearing construction, 316 stainless-steel housings, and the PRO Quick Connect interlock for secure, low-vibration coupling and fast, tool-free changeover between samples.

Probe Features

  • 316 stainless-steel rotor-stator design for durability and chemical compatibility
  • PRO Quick Connect interlock for secure, low-vibration connection
  • Dual internal bearings for smooth, long-life operation
  • Disassembles and reassembles in seconds for easy cleaning
  • Diameters from 5 mm to 59 mm and lengths up to 340 mm

How a PRO Rotor-Stator Generator Probe Works

All PRO Quick Connect generator probes are high-shear rotor-stator tools engineered for efficient sample breakdown. When required, they are capable of reducing particles and tissue to a submicron level, offering rapid and consistent homogenization across a wide range of applications.

Quick Generator Probe Selection Chart

Use this guide to match PRO rotor-stator generator probes to your sample volume, tube or container size, and compatible homogenizer (PRO200, PRO250, PRO25D, PRO400DS, PRO400DSEL).

Probe Diameter Length Typical Volumes / Containers* Common Uses Compatible Homogenizers
5 mm 75 mm 0.5–5 mL • Microtubes PCR, soft samples, micro-volume work PRO200, PRO250, PRO25D, PRO400DS
7 mm 95 mm 1.5–10 mL • Microtubes Tough tissue, small-volume work PRO200, PRO250, PRO25D, PRO400DS
10 mm 115 mm 10–50 mL • 2–50 mL tubes General lab work, tissue, emulsions PRO200, PRO250, PRO25D, PRO400DS
20 mm (short) 115 mm 50 mL tubes • Beakers Tissue, moderate viscosity PRO200, PRO250, PRO25D, PRO400DS
20 mm (long) 200 mm 50 mL tubes • Small–medium beakers Thick samples, deeper vessels PRO250, PRO25D, PRO400DS, PRO400DSEL
30 mm 200 mm Medium–large beakers • Small liter containers Viscous samples, emulsions PRO250, PRO25D, PRO400DS, PRO400DSEL
30 mm (long) 340 mm Multi-liter • Multi-gallon containers Deep vessels, scale-up PRO400DSEL
37 mm 200 mm Multi-liter • Multi-gallon containers Large-volume homogenizing PRO400DS, PRO400DSEL
37 mm (long) 340 mm Multi-liter • Multi-gallon containers Large-scale/pilot work PRO400DSEL
43 mm 200 mm Multi-liter • Multi-gallon containers Large batch emulsions PRO400DS, PRO400DSEL
43 mm (long) 340 mm Multi-liter • Multi-gallon containers Scale-up / pilot PRO400DSEL
59 mm 200 mm Multi-liter • Multi-gallon containers Very large batches, high-viscosity PRO400DS, PRO400DSEL

*Volume ranges depend on viscosity, probe length, and processing technique.

Generator Probe FAQs

Q: What does a generator probe do in a homogenizer?
A: The generator probe is the rotor-stator tool that enters your sample and creates the mechanical shear needed to break down tissue, cells, and particles.

Q: How do I choose the right probe size?
A: Start with your volume, container, and homogenizer model. As a general rule, choose a probe that is at least 2× the diameter of your largest solid and appropriate for your tube or beaker size.

Q: Does the probe need to touch the bottom of the container?
A: No. For most samples, the probe works best slightly off-center and about one-third of the sample height above the bottom of the container.

Quick Connect Generator Probe Product List

Browse the generator probes below for individual diameters, lengths, and specifications. Select Info & Pricing on any item for full details.

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