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SONOL20-1500
RPS-SONIC
8452219000
Description:
Here is some information on ultrasonic lab homogenizers:
Ultrasonic lab homogenizers are devices used to break up and disperse solid particles or emulsify liquids in a sample through the application of high-frequency sound waves. They are commonly used in scientific and laboratory settings for tasks like cell lysis, nanoparticle dispersion, emulsion preparation, and sample preparation.
* Sample container: Holds the sample that is being processed.
Ultrasound creates acoustic cavitation, which produces violently imploding vacuum bubbles, causing shock waves, microjets and strong shear forces as well as extreme local temperatures (~5,000 K) and pressures (~1,000 atm). These extreme conditions result in exceptionally efficient mixing, yielding nanoemulsions with very small droplet sizes and enormous contact areas between all components.
To use, the sample is placed in the container and the probe is submerged. The generator produces the high-frequency vibrations which are transmitted through the probe, creating cavitation and shear forces that break apart the sample. Common applications include:
* Cell lysis and extraction of intracellular components
* Nanoparticle dispersion and deagglomeration
* Emulsification of liquids
* Homogenization of tissue samples
* Disruption of bacteria, viruses, and spores
Applications:
Food processing
Sonochemistry
Reaction Acceleration – cavitation accelerates chemical and physical reactions.
Fine Particle
Dispersion – e.g. nanoparticle processing
Disruption and Cell Lysing – will break open biological tissues and
cells to extract enzymes and DNA, prepare vaccines.
This technology provides a method for
ultrasonically lysing cells and spores in a liquid flowing continuously or intermittently through a cylindrical reactor.
Homogenization – making uniform mixtures of liquids or liquid suspensions.
Emulsification – processing foods, pharmaceuticals, and cosmetics.
Dissolution – dissolving solids in solvents.
Degassing – removing gases from solutions without heat or vacuum.
Inline pipe cleaning, removes scale or build/up without disassembly.
Cylindrical 360° internally radiating chamber.
Internal or external liquid atomizing or powder making sonotrode.
Competitive Advantage:
Custom System Designs and Consulting:
rps-sonic provides consulting services and custom reactor designs.
High amplitude probe flow cells
Unrestricted flow-through cylindrical systems
High Power Probe Sonicator
Description:
Here is some information on ultrasonic lab homogenizers:
Ultrasonic lab homogenizers are devices used to break up and disperse solid particles or emulsify liquids in a sample through the application of high-frequency sound waves. They are commonly used in scientific and laboratory settings for tasks like cell lysis, nanoparticle dispersion, emulsion preparation, and sample preparation.
* Sample container: Holds the sample that is being processed.
Ultrasound creates acoustic cavitation, which produces violently imploding vacuum bubbles, causing shock waves, microjets and strong shear forces as well as extreme local temperatures (~5,000 K) and pressures (~1,000 atm). These extreme conditions result in exceptionally efficient mixing, yielding nanoemulsions with very small droplet sizes and enormous contact areas between all components.
To use, the sample is placed in the container and the probe is submerged. The generator produces the high-frequency vibrations which are transmitted through the probe, creating cavitation and shear forces that break apart the sample. Common applications include:
* Cell lysis and extraction of intracellular components
* Nanoparticle dispersion and deagglomeration
* Emulsification of liquids
* Homogenization of tissue samples
* Disruption of bacteria, viruses, and spores
Applications:
Food processing
Sonochemistry
Reaction Acceleration – cavitation accelerates chemical and physical reactions.
Fine Particle
Dispersion – e.g. nanoparticle processing
Disruption and Cell Lysing – will break open biological tissues and
cells to extract enzymes and DNA, prepare vaccines.
This technology provides a method for
ultrasonically lysing cells and spores in a liquid flowing continuously or intermittently through a cylindrical reactor.
Homogenization – making uniform mixtures of liquids or liquid suspensions.
Emulsification – processing foods, pharmaceuticals, and cosmetics.
Dissolution – dissolving solids in solvents.
Degassing – removing gases from solutions without heat or vacuum.
Inline pipe cleaning, removes scale or build/up without disassembly.
Cylindrical 360° internally radiating chamber.
Internal or external liquid atomizing or powder making sonotrode.
Competitive Advantage:
Custom System Designs and Consulting:
rps-sonic provides consulting services and custom reactor designs.
High amplitude probe flow cells
Unrestricted flow-through cylindrical systems
High Power Probe Sonicator
