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SONO20-1500
RPS-SONIC
8452219000
Laboratory Ultrasonic Cell Disruptor 2L glass tank Homogenizer Mixing Equipment with flow cell
Description:
The Laboratory Ultrasonic Cell Disruptor is a high-precision bench-top ultrasonic processing system designed for biological research, sample preparation, and small-scale material development. It integrates a 2L transparent glass reaction tank with a high-intensity ultrasonic probe and optional flow cell configuration, enabling efficient cell disruption, emulsification, dispersion, and homogenization under controlled laboratory conditions.
Unlike conventional mechanical homogenizers or low-energy ultrasonic baths, this system delivers focused ultrasonic cavitation directly into the sample, enabling rapid and efficient breakdown of cell structures while maintaining high reproducibility and minimal sample contamination.
The transparent 2L glass tank allows real-time observation of the process, making it ideal for research, optimization, and experimental validation in laboratory environments.
The system is equipped with a high-frequency ultrasonic probe sonicator, delivering concentrated cavitation energy directly into the liquid for efficient cell disruption and particle size reduction.
A key advantage is the 2L transparent borosilicate glass tank, which provides chemical resistance and allows visual monitoring of dispersion, emulsification, and extraction processes in real time.
The optional flow cell system design enables continuous processing, improving scalability from batch laboratory testing to semi-continuous experimental production.
Compared with traditional ultrasonic baths, this system offers direct energy transfer, resulting in significantly higher efficiency and faster processing times for cell lysis and nanoparticle dispersion.
Ultrasonic amplitude and power are fully adjustable, allowing precise control over cavitation intensity for delicate biological samples or high-resistance materials.
The modular structure supports multiple operating modes, including batch processing, circulation, and flow-through operation, making it highly flexible for research applications.
Built with titanium alloy ultrasonic probes and corrosion-resistant components, the system ensures long-term stability and reliable performance under laboratory conditions.
Specifications:
| Item | SONO20-1500 |
| Frequency | 20±0.5 khz |
| Max power | 1500W |
| Horn material | Titanium alloy |
Horn diameter | 18~30mm |
| Horn length | 120mm Standard (Multiples of 60mm) |
| Processing volume | 500~2500ml |
Ultrasonic cavitation enables rapid and efficient cell wall disruption, significantly improving extraction efficiency for biological and biochemical applications.
It ensures high repeatability and low sample variation, which is critical for scientific research and experimental accuracy.
Compared with mechanical homogenizers, it reduces sample heating and contamination risk, preserving biological activity and molecular integrity.
The transparent tank design provides real-time process visualization, improving experimental control and optimization.
The system offers flexible scalability, allowing users to transition from small-scale laboratory research to pilot testing with consistent process parameters.
Advantages of RPS-SONIC ultrasonic devices
• Easy and flexible handling
• Time saving
• Powerful
• Precisely controllable
• Reproducible results
• Eco-friendly and energy efficient
• Extremely durable and long lasting
• Wide product range
• Wide range of accessories for a variety of applications
• Production, service and repair in germany
• Specialist for ultrasonic technology
The Laboratory Ultrasonic Cell Disruptor (2L Glass Tank System) is widely used in:
Cell lysis and biological sample preparation
Protein and enzyme extraction
DNA/RNA research sample processing
Nanoparticle dispersion and formulation
Pharmaceutical laboratory development
Cosmetic formulation research
Chemical and material science experiments
Small-scale ultrasonic emulsification and homogenization
