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MillMix 30 has won 2024 GOOD DESIGN Award in collaboration with Wilsonic Design
Recognized by the Chicago Athenaeum: Museum of Architecture and Design and The European Centre for Architecture Art Design and Urban Studies, the MillMix 30 stands out for its advanced functionality, user-centric features, and sleek design. This award highlights the MillMix 30 as a benchmark in modern laboratory equipment, combining precision engineering with innovative design to meet the evolving needs of professionals. It’s a testament to our focus on creating tools that truly make a difference in daily lab workflows.
The design behind MillMix 30
The MillMix 30 is a robust and versatile laboratory tool, designed for milling, emulsifying, suspending, grinding, dispersing, and dissolving materials with unmatched precision. Operating at 3600 strokes per minute, it performs heavy-duty oscillation while maintaining laboratory-grade precision. Wilsonic Design’s contribution was instrumental in creating a machine that seamlessly integrates power, durability, and elegance. The product’s user-friendly digital interface, and quiet operation make it a standout in laboratories worldwide.
A continued partnership of excellence
This is not the first successful collaboration between Domel and Wilsonic Design. Their design expertise has previously elevated Domel LABS products, including the Centrifuge Centric 260, Centrifuge Centric 260 R, and Homogenizer MillMix 20. These innovations have consistently demonstrated our shared commitment to excellence in design and functionality, earning widespread recognition in the laboratory equipment sector.
A look ahead
This award marks a significant milestone in Domel LABS’ journey, inspiring us to continue delivering innovative, high-performance laboratory equipment. The success of the MillMix 30 and our other designs is a testament to the power of collaboration, where technical expertise meets creative design.
We extend our gratitude to Wilsonic Design for their partnership and to the Chicago Athenaeum for this esteemed recognition. Together, we remain committed to redefining the standards of laboratory equipment through innovation and design excellence.
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