28Khz Laboratory Digital Ultrasonic Sonicator With Temperature Controller

28Khz lab ultrasonic sonicator with temperature control for ultrasonic extraction

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Sonication is the act of applying sound energy via an ultrasonic bath or an ultrasonic probe to agitate particles in a sample. Ultrasonicators are found in academic, clinical and forensic laboratories that need to disintegrate cells, bacteria, spores or tissue.

Difference Between Probe Sonicator and Bath Sonicator

Sonication is a cell disruption method which utilizes sound energy or high-frequency sound waves to break cells. It is a physical cell disruption technique which is highly effective in disrupting bacteria, yeasts, fungi, algae and mammalian cells. When high-frequency sound waves are applied, it generates a lot of heat. Hence, it is necessary to carry out sonication under cool conditions, especially immersing the sample in an ice bath.

Sonication is best suited for samples having a volume below 100 mL. Compared to other methods, cell lysis by sonication is fast and easy to manage. Sonicator is the equipment used in sonication. Probe sonicator and bath sonicator are two types of equipment used in sonication. Probe or bath sonicator provides sound energy in the audible range.

Ultrasonic homogenization equipment

Function: Use the high-frequency vibration and cavitation effect of ultrasound to evenly disperse, refine or emulsify particles or substances in the liquid. It is often used for mixing, cell disruption, nanomaterial preparation, etc.

Application: Widely used in biopharmaceuticals, food processing, chemical experiments, nanomaterials and other fields.

Ultrasonic cleaning machine

Function: Through the cavitation effect produced by ultrasonic vibration in the cleaning liquid, dirt on the surface and in the gaps of objects can be removed efficiently.

Application: Used for cleaning precision instruments (such as medical equipment, laboratory glassware), electronic parts, metal parts, etc.