Ultrasonic homogenizer

An ultrasonic homogenizer, also known as an ultrasonic processor or sonicator, is a high-performance laboratory device that utilizes high-frequency sound waves (typically 20 kHz or higher) to mix, disperse, or emulsify samples. The process that happens is known as ultrasonic homogenization. The process for homogenization made by applying ultrasonic sound waves to a sample in order to break down particles and create a more homogeneous mixture.

Ultrasonic homogenizers are commonly used in a wide range of industries and research fields. For instance pharmacy and drug making industry, biotechnology, food examining, and especially materials science. They are useful for processing samples that are difficult to homogenize by using traditional methods, such as viscous liquids or samples containing small particles that are tend to be settling.

Ultrasonic homogenizers are also could be useful for the preparation of nanoparticles, where the high energy cavitation can break down larger particles into smaller and more uniform particles. Ultrasonic homogenizers are fast, efficient, and reliable method for mixing, dispersing, and emulsifying samples.

Working Principle of Ultrasonic Homogenizer

Ultrasonic homogenizers operate by generating high-frequency sound waves. These waves propagate through the liquid, creating tiny gas bubbles. When these bubbles collapse, they produce powerful shockwaves that are capable of disrupting cells, particles, and emulsifying liquids.

Specifications of Ultrasonic Homogenizer

Applications of Ultrasonic Homogenizer

Ultrasonic homogenizer find widespread use in various industries, including:

• Food and beverage: Preparation of soft drinks, milk, mayonnaise, ketchup, ice cream, confectionery, and more.
• Pharmaceuticals and cosmetics: Production of injections, ointments, creams, skincare products, essential oils, and perfumes.
• Chemistry: Manufacturing of paints, inks, catalysts, and detergents.
• Biology: Cell disruption, DNA, RNA, and protein isolation.
• Environmental science: Wastewater treatment, water sample analysis.
• Mining: Improving the recovery rates of metals and minerals.

Advantages of Ultrasonic Homogenizers

• High efficiency: Capable of disrupting very small particles and cells that cannot be achieved by other methods.
• Speed: The homogenization process is rapid, saving time and costs.
• Homogeneity: Creates uniform, smooth solutions without lumps.
• Ease of use: Simple to operate with adjustable parameters such as time and power.
• Safety: Uses high-frequency sound waves and does not pose a health or environmental risk.

Key Features of Namsonic Ultrasonic Homogenizer:

• Customized ultrasonic systems: Designed to meet specific production requirements and sample characteristics.
• Titanium sonotrodes: Ensure durability, corrosion resistance, and no contamination of samples.
• Rapid response time
• Extended warranty
• Experienced technical support: Namsonic offers optimal and tailored ultrasonic solutions.