Probe for Ultrasonic Homogenizer Sonicator Processor Cell Disruptor Mixer

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Probe for Ultrasonic Homogenizer Sonicator Processor Cell Disruptor Mixer

Product Description:

An ultrasonic homogenizer, also known as an ultrasonic disruptor or sonicator, is a laboratory instrument that utilizes high-frequency sound waves to disrupt and homogenize samples. It is designed to efficiently break down and disperse biological materials, such as cells, tissues, and other complex matrices.

The ultrasonic homogenizer typically consists of a generator that produces high-frequency electrical signals, a transducer that converts the electrical energy into mechanical vibrations, and a probe or horn that delivers the vibrations to the sample. The probe is immersed in the sample, and when the electrical signal is applied, it causes rapid oscillations of the probe tip at ultrasonic frequencies (usually in the range of 20 kHz to 70 kHz).

Ultrasonic homogenizer Applications:

Ultrasonic homogenizers have a wide range of applications in various scientific and industrial fields. Some common applications of ultrasonic homogenizers include:

1. Cell Disruption and Lysis: Ultrasonic homogenizers are commonly used for cell disruption and lysis in biological research. They can effectively break down cell membranes, releasing intracellular components such as proteins, enzymes, and nucleic acids. This is useful for applications such as protein extraction, DNA/RNA isolation, and studying cellular processes.

2. Emulsification and Dispersion: Ultrasonic homogenizers are used to create stable emulsions and dispersions by breaking down and dispersing immiscible liquids or solid particles in a liquid medium. This is important in industries such as food, cosmetics, and pharmaceuticals for the production of creams, lotions, suspensions, and other formulations.

3. Particle Size Reduction: Ultrasonic homogenizers can be employed to reduce the particle size of solid materials suspended in a liquid medium. This is particularly useful in nanotechnology and materials science for the production of nanoparticles with controlled sizes and properties.

4. Sample Preparation for Analysis: Ultrasonic homogenizers are used to prepare samples for various analytical techniques. For example, they can help in the extraction of analytes from solid samples, the preparation of homogenous solutions for spectroscopic analysis, and the dispersion of nanoparticles for characterization purposes.

5. Degassing and Deaeration: Ultrasonic homogenizers can be used to remove dissolved gases and air bubbles from liquids. This is important in applications such as degassing solvents, preparing bubble-free solutions, and improving the performance and stability of various formulations.

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Advantage of Ultrasonic Homogenizer:

Ultrasonic homogenizers offer several advantages over other homogenization methods. Here are some key advantages of ultrasonic homogenizers:

1. Efficient Sample Disruption: Ultrasonic homogenizers can effectively disrupt and homogenize samples, including cells, tissues, and other biological materials. The high-frequency sound waves create intense cavitation and acoustic streaming, resulting in the efficient disruption and breakdown of the sample.

2. Preservation of Sample Integrity: Unlike some mechanical homogenization techniques that can generate heat and shear forces, which may denature or degrade biomolecules, ultrasonic homogenizers operate at relatively low temperatures and do not require direct contact with the sample. This helps preserve the integrity of sensitive molecules such as proteins, enzymes, and nucleic acids.

3. Rapid Homogenization: Ultrasonic homogenizers offer rapid homogenization times, often within seconds to minutes, depending on the sample volume and type. This speed can significantly improve workflow efficiency and save time in the laboratory.

4. Versatile Applications: Ultrasonic homogenizers have a wide range of applications across various scientific disciplines. They can be used for tasks such as cell disruption, DNA/RNA extraction, emulsification, dispersion, and particle size reduction. The versatility of ultrasonic homogenizers makes them valuable tools in many laboratory workflows.

5. Precise Control: Ultrasonic homogenizers provide precise control over the intensity and duration of sonication. This allows researchers to optimize the homogenization process for different samples and applications, ensuring consistent and reproducible results.

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FAQ

1. Are you a manufacturer or trader?

A:Yes, we are manufacturer. Welcome to visit us.

2. What is the MOQ of ultrasonic machine ?

A: 1 set is accept.

3. Can I get a lower price if I order large quantities?

A: Yes, cheaper prices with more bigger size orders.

4. Could you advise to us the design based on our special requirements or based on our object samples?

A: Of course, we can do. Please tell us your idea or your application. If you have sample object,send it to us or send detail pictures.

5. Could we as your agent?

A: Of course.We are looking for sole agent in Country who have the willing to cooperate with us for long business term.

6. When will you send out the ultrasonic machine after receiving the order?

A: Based on the order quantity, the goods will be send out within 2 -7days.

7. How about the quality guarantee period of ultrasonic machine ?

A: One year! Except for the horn.

8. How can you guarantee the production quality?

A: We have more than 10 years production experience and we have strictly quality control system in our production process. 4 times inspection for each ultrasonic machinebefore the delivery, Third part inspection acceptable.

9. How soon we can get email response from your team?

A: Less than 6 hours

10. What's the list of certificates you holds?

A: CE certificate