Ultrasonic Probe Sonicator

The Q55 is a compact and cost effective ultrasonic processor that will occupy less bench space than any unit on the market. This model is effective for standard cell disruption and many other small volume applications. Probes are available in three different sizes. Features : …

…the Q700 or Q500 Sonicator Ultrasonic Liquid Processor. The cup horn enables processing of multiple samples in small volumes, without the need for the probe to touch the sample. A #440 tube rack is included which holds 8 samples. Thomas No. 1197A69: 4 Tip Horn for ultrasonic processing of 4…

…observation during treatment Enclosure permits extended processing without discomfort by reducing the noise to a comfortable level. The probe assembly is introduced through an opening in the top. Two side access ports for tubing allow coolant or sample flow through the processing vessel…

…during the positive excursion. This cavitation produces the powerful shearing action at the probe tip and causes the molecules in the liquid to become intensely agitated. 130 Watt Ultrasonic Processor/Cell Disruptor for Low Volume Applications Ideal for disruption and sample preparation…

…Pulse 150 - a controller, transducer, temperature probe, 6 mm diameter titanium alloy horn and wrenches to change horns.  A soundproof box with sample platform is also supplied as standard.  The box reduces the noise generated by the sonicator.  The 6mm horn is appropriate for volumes…

…(temperature probe is optional) and can store up to 10 procedures for future reference. Units are CE compliant and have a 3-year unconditional warranty. NOTE: standard probe should not be used with low surface tension liquids (e.g. solvents). Use a solid 1/2" (13 mm) probe instead. …

…consistency and most importantly, a reliable end result. The Q700 is the only sonicator on the market that offers full amplitude control from 1-100%.  This enables greater control the probe’s intensity, helping to pinpoint the optimum settings for efficient sample processing. …

The Q500 is a powerful ultrasonic processor featuring programmable operation and a digital display of operating parameters.   Popular applications include nanoparticle dispersion, creating emulsions, cell lysis and homogenization.  Adjustable pulse On and Off times can be…

The Q125 is a microprocessor based, programmable ultrasonic processor.  Features included pulse mode and a digital display of both wattage and joules.  The unit is effective for standard cell disruption, DNA/RNA shearing, homogenization and many other applications.  The Q125 is…

…samples. Simply plug the probe into the back of your Sonifier® , and position its tip at the desired depth within your sample. With Branson’s industry-exclusive True Temperature Control, the SFX Series Sonifiers will automatically adjust the ultrasonic pulse length to maintain a…

…the diameter of the mini microtip is 5⁄64" (2 mm). Multi-element probes are fabricated from titanium alloy Ti-6Al-4V and are autoclavable. Connecting stud 1⁄2 - 20. Available with 3⁄8 - 24 adapting stud to enable connection to a 20 kHz converter not manufactured by Sonics.

Three 14/20 side necks. Flat bottom accommodates magnetic stirrer. Supplied with bushing and O-ring. Glass chamber height 162 mm.** **Must be used with the adapter Part No. 830-00014 and probe Part No. 630-0217.

…screws onto the special probe Part No. 630-0217 at the nodal point. The glass chamberslides onto the adapter and is secured in place as the bushing is screwed into the chamber compressing the O-ring. Movingthe glass chamber up or down on the adapter allows the portion of the probe protruding out of…

…when liquids are treated ultrasonically. The noise may be disturbing in a room with low ambient noise level if exposed for prolonged periods of time. Operating the Sonifier® in the Soundproof Enclosure can minimize mechanical noise produced by ultrasonic processing. The sturdy cabinet…

…the SFX Sonifier automatically adjusts the ultrasonic pulse length to prevent the sample from overheating (requires optional temperature probe) Advanced control modes including time and energy modes with energy pulsing Continuous or pulsed ultrasonics Experiment progress indicator Microtip…

…the user to specify a temperature range for the sample; the Sonifier automatically adjusts the ultrasonic pulse length to prevent the sample from overheating (requires optional temperature probe) Advanced Control Modes: Energy mode and energy pulsing are now available in addition to the…