Mxmoonant Upgraded Ultrasonic Homogenizer 1500W Lab Sonicator Processor 100-2500ml Cell Disruptor 24KHZ Low Noise
Brand: Mxmoonant
Categories: Industrial & Scientific, Lab & Scientific Products, Lab Instruments & Equipment, Mixing & Blending Equipment, Homogenizer Equipment, Homogenizers


[One More Probe] - In addition to the default probe, each ultrasonic homogenizer will be given an extra φ3mm probe. Buy one machine and get TWO probes!
[Broader Frequency Range & Better Efficiency] - 19-26KHz automatic frequency scanning and checking. The new version adds ultrasound-assisted processing, which allows samples with lighter specific gravity to be processed faster and more uniform. For example, traditional ultrasonic processors are not suitable for cosmetics, because paste-like materials are difficult to stir evenly, but this machine can do it. Also, the attrition speed of probe is reduced.
[Optimize the User Experience] - The upgraded version has been enhanced based on the classic model after we collected feedback from nearly a thousand users. Our designers improved the traditional ultrasonic homogenizer from two parts (generator + transducer) into a 2-in-1 machine, which takes up less space. Besides, its noise will be much lower.
[Color Touch Screen] - Like mobile phones change every year, how can your ultrasonic homogenizer not progress with the development of technology? The upgraded version is the first to use a color touch screen with an ergonomically designed screen size that contains all the functions you need. What’s more, it can store 10 sets of processing data, which meets the needs of different users who are working in different research directions!
[Real-time Observation] - Chef needs to observe the food changes through the oven, researcher also hopes to observe the sample changes through the ultrasonic homogenizer. The new version is designed as a transparent glass door and adds a pulsed light source. As the ultrasound is turned on and off, the light will automatically switch on and off. In this case, you can observe the sonication process more intuitively!