Technical specifications of the ultrasonic processor

An ultrasonic processor is a piece of laboratory or industrial pre-treatment equipment that utilizes high-frequency sound waves (typically around 20 kHz) to generate cavitation effects in liquids, thereby enabling sample disruption, dispersion, emulsification, and extraction, as well as the acceleration of chemical reactions.

Technical specifications of the ultrasonic processor

• Timer: LCD display, adjustable from 1 second to 99 hours;
• Power adjustment: 0%–100%;
• Piezoelectric energy converter: Lead Zirconate Titanate (PZT) piezoelectric ceramic;
• Diameter: 73 mm, Length: 170 mm, Weight: 870 g, Cable length: 150 cm;
• Standard probe: Titanium alloy;
• Tip diameter: 12.7 mm, Processing volume: 50 ml–1000 ml, Total length: 139 mm, Weight: 400 g;
• Power supply: 220 V;
• Optional accessories: 8, 10, 12.7, 13, and 19 mm probes;
• Processing volume: 50 ml–1000 ml;
• Temperature sensor: 0–300°C.