Ultrasonic Dispersion Machine

Ultrasonic dispersers utilize high-frequency vibrations to generate cavitation effects in liquids, breaking down particles or agglomerates and ensuring uniform distribution. They are used for preparing samples such as coatings and inks, enhancing mixing stability.
Selection
When selecting, consider matching power with sample capacity, ensure the probe material is corrosion-resistant, pay attention to temperature control functions to avoid overheating, determine the amplitude range based on sample viscosity, and check the equipment's safety protection measures.

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With microwave and ultrasonic coordinated control function, 250ml container capacity with 1800W adjustable ultrasonic Power, infrared temperature sensor and magnetic stirring system, support a variety of reaction modes to expand applications.

$ 17178.00

28Mm diaMeter design, processing capacity 500-1500ml, specially optimized for large-capacity Sample Handling, suitable for a variety of ultrasonic crushing instrument models, providing stable and efficient ultrasonic energy transfer.

$ 262.00

Equipped with microwave and ultrasonic synergy function, 2000ml large-capacity reactor and 1800W ultrasonic power, support platinum resistance accurate temperature measurement and magnetic stirring, and realize multi-mode chemical reaction control.

$ 15887.00

With microwave and ultrasonic synergy function, support 500ml reaction vessel, ultrasonic Power 1800W can be fine-tuned, Frequency 20KHz, integrated infrared temperature control and magnetic stirring, suitable for a variety of synthesis conditions to accelerate the reaction.

$ 17178.00

It is equipped with ultrasonic and degassing cleaning modes, supports accurate temperature control within 80 ° C and 60-minute timing, and is designed with SUS304 stainless steel punching Tank without solder joints. The transducer has high conversion rate and ultrasonic power of 600W.

$ 315.00

6Mm diaMeter design, Processing capacity range of 10-100ml, suitable for a variety of ultrasonic cell crushing instrument models, to achieve efficient Sample Handling, to meet the needs of different capacity experiments.

$ 199.00

Equipped with microwave ultrasonic individual and collaborative control functions, equipped with 2000ml reaction vessel and 1800W ultrasonic Power, supports infrared temperature measurement and magnetic stirring, and can achieve a variety of synthesis conditions.

$ 17178.00

With microwave ultrasonic separate control and coordination function, support 1000ml reaction capacity and 1800W ultrasonic Power, using infrared temperature sensor and magnetic stirringdevice, can realize multi-mode reaction operation.

$ 17178.00

With DAC Linear dispersion automatic generation function, transmission Frequency up to 1000Hz, support 6 Meters detection range and 10 independent flaw detection channels, real-time dynamic video recording and automatic measurement crazing depth.

$ 2139.00

With microwave ultrasonic separate and collaborative control function, using Platinum Resistance Sensor to achieve +/- 1 ℃ temperature control accuracy, equipped with 1800W adjustable ultrasonic Power and 1000W microwave output, support multi-stage program control and real-time response monitoring.

$ 15887.00

With 20-25KHz Ultrasonic Frequency and 1800W Maximum Power, it supports ultrasonic, homogeneous emulsification and vortex mixing operation at the same time, provides over-temperature overload alarm and remote control function, Glass parts are resistant to corrosion and high and low temperature.

$ 8465.00

8Mm diaMeter design, Processing capacity range of 20-200ml, suitable for a variety of ultrasonic cell crushing instrument models, to achieve efficient Sample Handling, to meet different experimental needs.

$ 199.00

The device uses 40KHz Ultrasonic Frequency, is equipped with 300W Heating power, supports 1-30 minute timing and 20-80 ℃ temperature regulation, ensuring deep cleaning and rapid dissolving of dirt.

$ 190.00

12Mm diaMeter design, Processing capacity 50-500ml, suitable for a variety of ultrasonic cell crushing instrument models, providing stable energy transfer and efficient Sampling Handling capability.

$ 199.00

With ultrasonic and degassing dual cleaning mode, it supports accurate temperature control within 80 ° C and 60-minute timing. It adopts stainless steel punching Tank without solder joint design, resulting in high transducer conversion rate and long service life.

$ 140.00

Articles

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