20kHz Industry Standard Ultrasonic Sonochemistry for Virus Research

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20kHz Industry Standard Ultrasonic Sonochemistry for Virus Research

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Basic Information

Model NO.	RPS-SONO20	Type	Tank Reactor
Material	Titatium Alloy / Titanium	Frequency	20kHz
Power	2000W	Voltage	220V / 110V
Max Capacity	10L/Min	Temperature	300 °C
Pressure	35 MPa	Intensity	20 W/cm2

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Product Description

This industry-standard ultrasonic sonochemistry system is designed for advanced virus research and diverse industrial applications. By utilizing high-energy cavitation, it achieves superior particle size reduction and highly stable dispersions.

Key Applications:

✓ Nanoparticle, nanotube, and Graphene dispersion
✓ Cell lysing and disruption
✓ ChIP assay and homogenization
✓ Ultrasound-assisted extraction (e.g., Stevia rebaudiana glycosides)

Advanced Preparation of Nanoscale Devices

★ Uniformity: Achieves strong dispersion and crystal type control with high yield.
★ Efficiency: Reduced energy consumption compared to conventional mixing techniques.
★ Stability: Probe sonication creates stable dispersions that remain in suspension for months, significantly outperforming cleaner baths.

Technical Features & Safety

● Password protection for experimental security.
● TFT large screen display with storage for 20 sets of experimental data.
● Real-time monitoring of ultrasonic power, time, and temperature.
● Over-temperature and fault protection with independent alarm systems.
● Optional RS232 interface for remote control and data transmission with PC/PLC.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: What is the main advantage of probe sonication over ultrasonic baths? A: Probe sonication is significantly more powerful. It can achieve in minutes what a bath takes hours to do, creating much more stable and homogeneous dispersions.

Q: Can the equipment be used for high-temperature reactions? A: Yes, the reactor is designed to handle temperatures up to 300 °C, and an optional circulating bath can control temperatures between -40°C and 200°C.

Q: What materials are used for the ultrasonic horn? A: The horn is made from high-grade Titanium alloy, ensuring durability and excellent acoustic transmission.

Q: Is it possible to store experimental settings for future use? A: Yes, the system features a TFT screen that allows you to store and quickly call up to 20 different sets of experimental conditions.

Q: How does the system ensure safety during experiments? A: It includes password protection, over-temperature protection, delay protection, and independent audible/visual fault alarm systems.

Q: Can this system be integrated into an automated production line? A: Yes, with the optional RS232 communication interface, it can be connected to a PC or PLC for remote operation and automation.