Probe Sonicator

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Probe Sonicator Specification

Usage & Applications
Cell disruption, Nano-particle dispersion, Emulsification, Homogenization, Extraction, Sample preparation

Features
Microprocessor based timer, Amplitude adjustment, Overload protection, Easy operation

Phase
Single Phase

Temperature
Ambient to 50C (typical)

Noise Level
Less than 80 dB at 1 meter

Frequency
50/60 Hz

Type
Probe Sonicator

Material
Stainless Steel/Alloy

Capacity
100 ml to 2000 ml (variable)

Computerized
No

Control Mode
Digital/Manual

Voltage
220-240 V AC

Power
200 W to 1500 W (model dependent)

Weight (kg)
7-10 kg (approx)

Dimension (L*W*H)
45 x 25 x 26 cm (approx)

Color
Silver / Blue & White

Probe Tip Material
Titanium Alloy

Pulse Mode
On/Off programmable

Protection
Automatic overload & overtemperature

Timer
0-99 minutes programmable

Optional Accessories
Soundproof Enclosure, Various Probe Sizes, Foot Switch

Cooling System
Air Cooled

Sample Volume Range
Min. 20 ml to Max. 2000 ml (depending on probe)

Included Accessories
Standard Probe, Converter, Power Cable, Operation Manual

Amplitude Range
20% to 100% adjustable

Display
Digital LED/LCD

Ultrasonic Frequency
20 kHz 1 kHz

Probe Sonicator Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
1 Piece

Supply Ability
10 Pieces Per Month

Delivery Time
7 Days

About Probe Sonicator

Jump on this sizzling opportunity to own the venerable Probe Sonicator, a kingly champion in ultrasonic sample processing technology! With a programmable, microprocessor-based interface and a digital LED/LCD display, you control a formidable amplitude range of 20-100%, strong enough for cell disruption, nanoparticle dispersion, or expert emulsification. Made with a titanium alloy probe tip and robust stainless steel body, its automatic overload and overtemperature protection promise reliability. Don't miss this last chance to upgrade to the gold standard, with capacities suited for champions and customizable power from 200 W up to 1500 W!

Versatile Uses & Standout Features of Probe Sonicator

The Probe Sonicator is widely used for cell disruption, nanoparticle dispersion, emulsification, homogenization, extraction, and various sample preparations. This professional device is commonly employed in research laboratories and industrial settings, offering both digital and manual control. Its special features include a programmable microprocessor-based timer, adjustable amplitude, reliable titanium alloy probe, and automatic protection systems. The sonicator is designed for efficient operation with minimal noise, suitable for a range of sample volumes and applications, ensuring precision and safety throughout usage.

Packaging, Export Destinations, and Certifications

Our Probe Sonicator is offered in sturdy, export-grade packaging, ensuring shipped goods reach clients safely. Packaged for maximum drop-off protection, each unit includes standard accessories and operation manuals. We export mainly to Asian, African, and Middle Eastern markets. Backed by ISO compliance and CE certifications, our product meets stringent international standards, assuring quality in every delivered unit. Clients appreciate our commitment to excellence and dependable after-sales support with every order.

FAQ's of Probe Sonicator:

Q: How does the Probe Sonicator benefit laboratory sample preparation?

A: The Probe Sonicator accelerates and enhances sample preparation by efficiently breaking down cells, dispersing nanoparticles, and homogenizing mixtures. Its high-frequency ultrasonic energy ensures consistent, reproducible results for complex samples.

Q: What is the process for operating the Probe Sonicator safely?

A: Begin by setting desired parameters on the digital display-such as amplitude and duration-then place the sample within the volume range specified. Automatic overload and overtemperature protection systems ensure safe operation throughout the process.

Q: Where can the Probe Sonicator be used?

A: This device is suitable for various environments, including research laboratories, industrial processing, and academic institutions, particularly where precision sample preparation is essential.

Q: When should I use different probe sizes or optional accessories?

A: Different probe sizes and optional accessories like a soundproof enclosure or foot switch are used to optimize performance based on sample types, volumes, and specific experimental requirements.

Q: What special features make the Probe Sonicator a champion in its category?

A: Its robust titanium alloy probe, programmable microprocessor timer, adjustable amplitude, and advanced overload protection set it apart, ensuring kingly performance and reliable results every time.

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