Digital Lab Ultrasonic Homogenizer with Titanium Alloy Probe
The Digital Lab Ultrasonic Homogenizer is a complete ultrasonic processing system designed for laboratory emulsification, mixing, dispersion, and cell disruption applications. Equipped with a titanium alloy probe and digital ultrasonic generator, it delivers stable ultrasonic cavitation for efficient sample processing and repeatable experimental results.
Available in 500W and 1000W models, this ultrasonic homogenizer provides flexible power options for different sample volumes and processing requirements. The durable titanium probe offers excellent corrosion resistance and reliable performance for laboratory environments.
With intelligent digital control, automatic frequency adjustment, timer settings, and adjustable output power, the system is easy to operate for researchers and laboratory professionals. It is suitable for applications including cell lysis, nanoparticle dispersion, nano-emulsion preparation, chemical mixing, and material research.
🔹Ultrasonic Homogenizer Technical Specifications
🔹Key Features of Digital Lab Ultrasonic Homogenizer
- Titanium Alloy Probe – High-strength titanium alloy probe offers excellent durability, corrosion resistance, and efficient ultrasonic energy transmission for laboratory applications.
- High-Intensity Ultrasonic Processing – Generates powerful ultrasonic cavitation for emulsification, cell disruption, nanoparticle dispersion, mixing, and sample homogenization.
- Automatic Frequency Tracking – Intelligent digital control continuously monitors and adjusts the operating frequency to maintain stable ultrasonic output during processing.
- Adjustable Amplitude Control – Easily adjust the ultrasonic output to match different sample types, processing volumes, and experimental requirements.
- Digital Timer & Protection Functions – Built-in timer, overload protection, and over-temperature protection help ensure safe and reliable operation.
- Multiple Power & Probe Options – Available in 500W and 1000W models with different titanium probe sizes to accommodate a variety of laboratory applications.
🔹Applications & Liquid Processing
The Digital Lab Ultrasonic Homogenizer is designed for a wide range of laboratory research, sample preparation, and liquid processing applications. Available in 500W and 1000W models, it provides efficient ultrasonic cavitation for biological, chemical, pharmaceutical, and materials science research.
- Cell Lysis & Sample Preparation – Disrupt bacterial, yeast, plant, and animal cells for protein extraction, DNA/RNA preparation, and other biological research applications.
- Nanoparticle Dispersion – Disperse nanoparticles, graphene, carbon nanotubes, silica, and metal oxides to improve suspension stability and reduce particle agglomeration.
- Emulsification & Homogenization – Produce fine emulsions and homogeneous mixtures for cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, food science, and chemical research.
- Mixing & Material Processing – Improve liquid mixing, particle distribution, and sample preparation for polymers, coatings, inks, nanomaterials, and advanced materials research.
- Extraction & Sonochemistry – Support ultrasonic-assisted extraction, reaction acceleration, and laboratory-scale sonochemical processes for research and development.
Compatible with a wide range of laboratory applications, the system is suitable for universities, research institutes, biotechnology laboratories, pharmaceutical development, and quality control laboratories.
🔹What is included?
- 1 × Digital Lab Ultrasonic Homogenizer Converter (Handpiece)
- 1 × Titanium Alloy Probe (Standard Size, Other Probe Sizes Available)
- 1 × Digital Ultrasonic Generator with LED/LCD Control Display
- 1 × Interconnecting Cable
- 1 × AC Power Cord
- 1 × User Manual
🔹Why Choose SIWEEP Digital Lab Ultrasonic Homogenizers?
- Reliable Laboratory Performance – Designed to provide stable ultrasonic output for laboratory research, sample preparation, and routine processing applications.
- Premium Titanium Alloy Probe – High-quality titanium alloy probe offers excellent corrosion resistance, durability, and efficient ultrasonic energy transmission.
- Intelligent Digital Control – Automatic frequency tracking, adjustable amplitude, and timer settings help maintain consistent processing performance across different sample types.
- Multiple Configurations Available – Choose from 500W and 1000W models with different probe sizes to match your laboratory applications.
- Complete Processing Solution – Each system includes a matched digital ultrasonic generator, titanium probe, and essential accessories for quick setup and operation.
- Technical Support & Global Shipping – SIWEEP provides product support, customization options, and worldwide shipping for laboratories, universities, and research institutions.
🔹Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: Why are lower ultrasonic frequencies commonly used for homogenization and cell disruption?
A: Lower ultrasonic frequencies generate stronger cavitation, making them suitable for applications such as cell lysis, emulsification, particle size reduction, and sample homogenization. The appropriate frequency depends on your sample type and processing requirements.
Q2: Is the titanium alloy probe resistant to chemicals?
A: Yes. The titanium alloy probe provides excellent corrosion resistance and is suitable for most laboratory applications involving aqueous solutions, mild acids, mild alkalis, and many organic solvents. For highly corrosive or specialized applications, please contact us for material recommendations.
Q3: How can I prevent my samples from overheating during sonication?
A: Ultrasonic processing naturally generates heat. For temperature-sensitive samples, we recommend using pulse mode, reducing the output amplitude, or placing the sample in an ice bath or cooling vessel to help maintain the desired temperature.
Q4: Can I replace the titanium probe with a different size?
A: Yes. Different probe sizes are available for different sample volumes and processing applications. Choosing the appropriate probe diameter helps optimize ultrasonic energy distribution and processing efficiency.
Q5: Which model should I choose, 500W or 1000W?
A: The 500W model is suitable for routine laboratory applications and smaller sample volumes, while the 1000W model provides higher ultrasonic power for larger volumes, higher throughput, or more demanding processing tasks. If you’re unsure which model best fits your application, our technical team is happy to help.
These FAQs should help you get the most out of your equipment and ensure you’re using it safely and effectively. If you have specific questions about your model, always refer to the 500W Digital Lab Ultrasonic Homogenizer User Manual and 1000W Digital Lab Ultrasonic Homogenizer User Manual or contact the manufacturer for additional guidance.
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