Timesaving / Flexible Ultrasonic Homogenizer Within A Noise Reducing Enclosure

Specifications:

Ultrasonic Homogenizer

Homogenization are common Sonicator applications. The ultrasonic energy output of each Sonicator model is adjustable and sonication parameters can be optimized according to your process requirements. Amplitude (intensity) can be lowered in order to gently process fragile cells, prevent organelles from being damaged or decrease degradation of enzymes. Amplitude can also be increased to powerful levels to process difficult cell types

Sometimes referred to as Sonicator, Cell Disrupter or Cell Disruptor, Sonifier, Probe Sonicator, Ultrasonic Liquid Processor, and Sonic Dismembrator.

How it Works

The ultrasonic power supply transforms line voltage to high frequency 20 kHz electrical energy. This electrical energy is transmitted to the probe where it is converted to mechanical energy. The vibrations from the probe are coupled to and intensified by the titanium tip. The probe vibrates in a longitudinal direction and transmits this motion to the titanium tip immersed in the solution. Cavitation results, in which microscopic vapor bubbles are formed momentarily and implode, causing powerful infinitesimal shock waves to radiate throughout the solution in proximity to the radiating face of the tip.

Automatic Tuning

All the of our Ultrasonic Homogenizers models employ a propriety feedback system, insuring that the generator is always working at it maximum efficiency regardless of the application. There is no need for constant adjustment by the operator. The percentage of ultrasonic power emitted is indicated by the output LED meter, enabling accurate reproducible results.

Competitive Advantage:

• Ideal for small samples
• Practical - The sample can be processed in a microvial and kept cold by immersion in ice.*
• Mobile - Easy to hold and feather-light. Cordless.
• Simple to use - Just hold it in a vessel and depress the push-button power switch.
• Easy to clean - Rinse it under a tap or in a washing up container.

*When sonicating biological samples in a small volume of homogenization buffer heat formation must be aggressively controlled. This caution applies using any brand of sonicator.

Custom sizes available for laboratory and high volume industrial applications.