Z511471
Ultrasonic processors 500W and 750W
500W, AC/DC input 220 V AC, Schuko plug
Synonym(s):
sonicator, ultra sonicator, ultrasonic homogenizer
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Sonics & Materials VCX500-220V
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- Automatic tuning and frequency control
- Integrated temperature controller from 1°C to 100°C
- Stores up to 10 procedures
- Real time display
- Control process time from 1 second to 10 hours
- Shipped complete with a 1/2 in. (13 mm) probe (630-0220) with replaceable tip, tool kit, and instruction manual
Applications: Cell disruption in bacteria, spores, and tissues; accelerating catalytic reactions; extractions of serums, toxins, enzymes, and viruses from organic sources; solubilizing difficult compounds; emulsification to 0.01 mm; homogenizing liquids; sample preparation from microscopy and particle size analysis.
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