An ultrasonic disperser capable of generating powerful ultrasonic waves, enabling unprecedented dispersion, emulsification, stirring, and mixing.
■Achieving a maximum amplitude of 40 micrometers!! It is capable of generating powerful ultrasonic waves, enabling unprecedented dispersion, emulsification, stirring, and mixing!! ■Constant Amplitude Variable Output Circuit It automatically controls the output to ensure a constant amplitude, even in response to changes in sample load fluctuations and pressure variations. ■Titanium Alloy and Ceramic Tips The contact surfaces are made of titanium alloy to facilitate the transmission of ultrasonic waves and to provide resistance to corrosion and acids. Additionally, ceramic and stellite-coated types are also available. ■Wide Range of Optional Parts By adding optional parts, it can be used for various applications!! ■Principle When ultrasonic waves are applied to a sample, countless vacuum bubbles are generated within the sample. These bubbles are crushed and disappear in the next moment. At this time, the surrounding liquid collides, creating extremely high pressure throughout the fluid. This phenomenon is called cavitation, and the instantaneous high impact force generated by this cavitation is used for emulsification, dispersion, mixing, and crushing.
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basic information
The UH-S series is an upgraded and more powerful version of the UH series devices. By increasing the diameter of the chip, the ultrasonic irradiation area has been expanded, allowing for large-scale processing. By attaching a holder, continuous processing can also be performed. Additionally, by attaching a pickup to the transducer, the output and amplitude conditions of the transducer can be displayed. We also offer optional items such as soundproof cabinets that can reduce the noise generated during ultrasonic irradiation.
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Applications/Examples of results
■ Crushing and Cutting: Crushing of animal and plant tissues and cells, crushing of bacteria and yeast, crushing of viruses, crushing of DNA and RNA, cutting of mycelium. ■ Separation and Extraction: Isolation of viruses within tissues, separation of organelles within cells, extraction of macromolecules, promotion of dioxin extraction. ■ Emulsification, Dispersion, and Mixing: Dispersion of ceramics, pigments, and magnetic powders, mixing and emulsification of water and oil, mixing, emulsification, and dispersion of various chemicals, promotion of various compounds, defoaming in liquids. ■ Reaction Promotion: Promotion of chemical reactions, defoaming in liquids. ■ Others: Erosion testing of materials, adjustment of ribosomes, etc.
Company information
Products that utilize emulsification and dispersion technology include items that are directly related to the human body, such as food, pharmaceuticals, and cosmetics, as well as products in industrial fields like secondary batteries and solar cells, which are expected to see increasing demand in the future. All of these are essential items that are close to us. We take pride in providing our customers with the equipment to develop and manufacture these "essential items," and we believe we play an important role in this process. To develop, manufacture, and produce "essential items," not only is stable supply equipment necessary, but expertise is also indispensable. At our company, leveraging our past achievements and experiences, we go beyond just supplying products to offer: - Provision of know-how - Technical support - Proposals that avoid scale-up risks from research to manufacturing - A maintenance system that allows for safe research and production We aim to respond to concerns, solve problems together, meet demands, and provide backup for customers using our equipment as well as end-users utilizing the products manufactured. SPX Flow Technology Japan Co., Ltd. - General Agent for Japan
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