The Ultrasonic Liquid Probe Sonicator is a device that utilizes high-frequency vibrations for laboratory or industrial operations such as cell disruption, homogenization, and nanomaterial processing, widely used in fields like biology, pharmaceuticals, and chemical engineering.
The Ultrasonic Liquid Probe Sonicator (also known as an ultrasonic probe disruptor or homogenizer) converts electrical energy into high-frequency mechanical vibrations, which are transmitted into liquid samples via a titanium alloy probe, generating cavitation effects to achieve functions such as cell lysis, particle dispersion, emulsification, and extraction. It plays a crucial role in scientific research laboratories, industrial production, and the development of new materials.
This type of Ultrasonic Liquid Probe Sonicator typically consists of three parts: the main unit (generator), transducer, and replaceable probe, supporting sample processing for various volumes and viscosities.

Ultrasonic Homogenizer Titanium Alloy Probe Sonicator