Buy Laboratory Dispersers in Nigeria.

Choose a laboratory disperser for the defined material and task

A disperser belongs in a laboratory where the specification calls for breaking down material particles and distributing them through a liquid. BIOBASE describes the BJPX-LFS as a high-speed disperser for dispersion, dissolution and mixing of powder and liquid materials. That gives a useful starting point, but the equipment name alone does not establish suitability for a particular formulation, material, sample, production scale or process. Define the required outcome and ask the responsible technical team to approve the specification.

Keep this category distinct from neighbouring equipment. A general homogenizer, ultrasonic cell disruptor, vortex mixer, microplate shaker and laboratory disperser have different forms and stated purposes. A product that contains the word “mixer” may not provide the same vessel arrangement, tool, capacity or performance. Franance’s laboratory homogenizers and sonicators and vortex mixers are useful comparison routes, not substitutes for checking the exact manufacturer reference.

For a purchase request, describe what the laboratory expects the instrument to process, the approximate batch mass or volume, relevant material characteristics, vessel dimensions, desired accessories and expected operating environment. Where the process has a validated or regulated specification, use that approved document rather than relying on a general category description. The person responsible for the process should decide whether a disperser is the right equipment class before the purchase is quoted.

What BIOBASE lists for model BJPX-LFS

The official BIOBASE product page names model BJPX-LFS and describes a high-speed disperser. The manufacturer lists a speed range of 100–8,000 rpm, processing volume of 0.5–5 kg, a 1.5 L barrel capacity and maximum viscosity of 10,000 mPa·s. It lists a manual chain lifting arrangement, a 250 mm lifting stroke, a brushed AC motor, and 400 W consumption. These are manufacturer-published model details; confirm the current revision and offered configuration in the quotation.

The page names a 50 mm or 60 mm dispersion disc and a 60 mm sand-grinding disc. It does not, by that description alone, establish which disc, shaft, vessel or accessory will be included in a specific offer. Ask the quotation to distinguish standard equipment from optional items and list each required part by reference. If your specification depends on a particular disc material, geometry, vessel clearance or cooling arrangement, state that requirement explicitly and request written confirmation against the current manufacturer documentation.

For power, BIOBASE identifies AC 220 V, 50/60 Hz as standard and AC 110 V, 50/60 Hz as optional with an external transformer. The page’s note should not be treated as confirmation that a transformer is included or that either configuration matches your facility. Give Franance the actual site supply information and ask the written offer to identify the selected voltage, frequency, plug or connection details, included transformer if any, and any installation assumptions.

Match batch size, material and vessel requirements

Start with the range of batch quantities the laboratory expects, rather than selecting on maximum speed alone. BIOBASE’s published 0.5–5 kg processing-volume figure and 1.5 L barrel capacity describe different measures. Ask the manufacturer or supplier to clarify how the stated processing mass relates to the intended vessel and material, especially if your requirement is expressed in volume. Do not convert between kilograms and litres without accounting for the particular material and process.

Record the important material characteristics supplied by your technical team, including expected viscosity, density where relevant, temperature constraints and whether the material is a powder-liquid combination. The source page lists maximum viscosity of 10,000 mPa·s, but that published limit does not certify every formulation or operating condition. If your material is close to a stated limit or has special handling requirements, ask for the exact documentation and manufacturer confirmation before placing an order.

The vessel arrangement deserves its own line in the specification. Provide the vessel’s usable dimensions, mounting needs, clearance, access and whether temperature management is part of the requirement. BIOBASE describes a double-layer stainless-steel barrel that can accept cooling liquid, but a cooling jacket description is not a complete site utility plan or confirmation of a supplied external cooling system. Ask what vessel, holder, connecting parts and cooling accessories are actually included and what the laboratory must provide separately.

Confirm dispersion tooling and included accessories

Tooling affects whether a quoted package matches the laboratory’s approved requirement. The BJPX-LFS source lists 50 mm and 60 mm dispersion discs and a 60 mm sand-grinding disc. It also describes an adjustable vessel holder. Treat those as manufacturer-described choices or features and have the quote state the exact supplied parts. Similar dimensions do not prove that a disc is compatible with a different instrument, shaft or material.

Build an accessory schedule before comparing offers. List the required disc references, holder, vessels, clamps, spare parts and any cooling connections, separating required items from optional or future purchases. If a process requires a special material-contact surface, ask for documented material details instead of inferring them from the words “stainless steel.” Request a parts list with quantities and item references so that the offer can be checked by the laboratory and purchasing team.

Where multiple suppliers use different naming conventions, ask each to quote against the same written specification and to identify deviations. A “complete package” description is not enough to establish which tools are supplied. Franance can review the selected model and requested accessories, then return a written quotation identifying the proposed configuration, exclusions and assumptions for your approval.

Check the site, power and delivery route before ordering

The manufacturer lists a product size of 480 × 480 × 860 mm for packing and a gross weight of 37 kg. Distinguish the packed dimensions from the installed footprint; the page does not provide every clearance, operating-space or bench requirement. Share the laboratory’s access route, lift or stair constraints, receiving hours, installation location and available bench or floor space when requesting a delivery proposal. Ask the quotation to state whether delivery is to the facility entrance or a specified room and whether placement is included.

Electrical configuration should be verified with the facility. Send the available supply voltage, frequency, connection and any local electrical requirements to the quote reviewer. Ask for the chosen model’s nameplate and current installation documents before final approval. A listed 110 V option does not mean a transformer is included, and a 220 V standard specification does not establish that a site connection is suitable without confirmation.

If the purchase is part of a laboratory project, identify the room readiness date, receiving contact, required documentation and any separately scoped setup or demonstration request. Keep building work, electrical work, utility connections, commissioning, training and product supply as distinct lines so the offer explains who is responsible for each. Franance’s general laboratory equipment category may help identify other equipment requirements for the same project.

Ask for the documents that make the offer reviewable

Request the current model datasheet, user documentation, packing information and accessory or spare-parts references for the exact BJPX-LFS configuration. If your institution has an equipment acceptance checklist, attach it and ask the quotation to state which requested records or checks are included. Keep any maintenance, installation, inspection or training request explicit; a product listing does not confirm that those services form part of the sale.

For an institutional purchase, make the technical review and commercial review easy to perform separately. The technical schedule should state model, performance limits, supplied tooling, electrical configuration, dimensions, documentation and any exceptions. The commercial schedule should state quantity, currency, taxes or charges where applicable, delivery destination, estimated timing, warranty terms and payment conditions. Request that each assumption be written rather than implied by a product photograph or short title.

WHO procurement guidance emphasizes defining medical-device requirements and specifications in a way that supports procurement decisions. Use your organization’s current purchasing process and any applicable Nigerian regulatory requirements; the guide does not determine the regulatory status of this laboratory instrument. Ask for manufacturer documentation relevant to your institution’s review and let the responsible procurement, technical and compliance staff decide what is required for the project.

Compare quotations by configuration, not by headline speed

When comparing offers, place the proposed configuration beside the laboratory’s approved requirement. Check the model reference, speed range, batch or processing measure, viscosity limit, barrel and vessel arrangement, disc sizes, holder, cooling-related items, power supply, dimensions, included documents and exclusions. A lower headline price can omit a required tool or assume a different voltage configuration. Ask suppliers to itemize each difference so the technical team can judge whether it matters.

Confirm whether the quoted model is BJPX-LFS and whether any alternative product has been proposed. If an alternative is offered, request its manufacturer reference, documentation and a side-by-side explanation of differences. Similar product names do not establish equivalent performance. Do not accept a substituted disc, vessel, adapter or accessory without review by the person who owns the laboratory specification.

Ask the written offer to identify current price validity, quantity, destination, delivery basis, payment terms, warranty scope, lead-time assumptions and any service or training line. These commercial facts can vary by destination and quotation date, so they should be confirmed directly rather than inferred from a manufacturer’s global product page. Franance follows up on quote requests so the buyer can clarify the requested configuration before deciding.

Send Franance a complete disperser quote request

To request a quotation, provide the model BJPX-LFS or the approved specification, required quantity, intended processing range, relevant material limits, vessel dimensions, selected disc references, cooling requirement, site voltage and frequency, facility address and requested delivery date. Attach a current institutional specification or acceptance checklist if one exists. State which items are mandatory and which are alternatives, and identify any requirement that needs manufacturer confirmation.

Franance can review the request and prepare a written offer for the exact proposed product package. Before approval, check the named model, accessories, voltage, included documents, delivery assumptions and commercial terms. If anything remains unclear, reply with the specific line item and ask for the proposed answer in writing. This helps the laboratory, procurement officer and facility team review the same configuration.

Browse BIOBASE laboratory equipment in Nigeria or laboratory homogenizers and sonicators for adjacent equipment. For a direct quotation, send Franance your laboratory disperser requirement.

Frequently asked questions

### Which BIOBASE laboratory disperser is listed?

This category proposal covers the official BIOBASE BJPX-LFS High Speed Disperser. The listing should be reviewed against the exact model and current manufacturer documentation before a purchase decision.

### What batch size does the manufacturer publish for BJPX-LFS?

BIOBASE lists processing volume of 0.5–5 kg and a separate 1.5 L barrel capacity. Ask the manufacturer or supplier to confirm how those values apply to your vessel and material.

### Are dispersion discs included with the disperser?

The source names 50 mm and 60 mm dispersion discs and a 60 mm sand-grinding disc, but the quotation must state which tools are supplied and which are optional.

### Does the 110 V option include an external transformer?

The manufacturer describes 110 V as optional with an external transformer. Request confirmation of the selected voltage and whether a compatible transformer is included in the specific offer.

### How do I request a Franance quotation?

Send the model, quantity, process specification, vessel and tooling requirements, power details and destination through the Franance enquiry form. Review the written configuration and terms before ordering.