0.1-200ml ultrasonic lab homogenizer adopts wear-resistant and scratch-resistant aluminum alloy material. Frequency tracking and amplitude cpmpensation adopt automatic mode, with stable load and high electro-acoustic conversion rate.

Features:

• Integrated structure design, compact shape, lightweight and exquisite.
• Adotps with titanium alloy material which has high strength, strong corrosion resistance and long service life.
• Frequency tracking and amplitude compensation adopt automatic mode, with stable load and high electro-acoustic conversion rate.

Specification:

• Model: RDDLZ-HX-MINI300 (200ml)
• Power: 200W
• Input Voltage: 100-230VAC
• Frequency: 30 KHz
• Capacity: 0.1-200 ml
• Horn Material: titanium alloy
• Optional Horn: 1.5, 2, 3, 6, 8 mm
• Single Interval Time: 0.1-99.9s
• Single Ultrasound Time: <30 min
• Operation Mode: continuously
• Net Weight: 0.4kg

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Tips: What are the Disadvantages of Handheld Ultrasonic Homogenizer?

• Limited sample size. Due to their compact design, handheld ultrasonic homogenizers are typically suitable for processing smaller sample volumes. If you need to homogenize large samples or process multiple samples simultaneously, a handheld unit may not be ideal.
• Heat generation. Ultrasonic homogenization can generate heat due to cavitation, which is the formation and collapse of tiny bubbles in the liquid. Handheld units may have limited cooling capabilities, and prolonged use can lead to a temperature increase in the sample, potentially affecting the stability or integrity of sensitive biomolecules or samples.
• Limited power and processing capacity. Handheld ultrasonic homogenizers generally have lower power output compared to larger benchtop units. This limitation restricts their ability to process larger volumes or tougher samples effectively.