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BENCHMARK SCIENTIFIC Horns For Pulse 150 Series Ultrasonic Homogenizer
Benchmark Scientific horns are used with Pulse 150 ultrasonic homogeniser to process samples by transferring ultrasonic energy. When the horns (or probe) retract during their vibrational movement, a huge amount of energy blast and vacuum is created, causing the formation and collapse of bubbles... in the surrounding liquid. This process, also known as cavitation, creates shear and shock waves, facilitating cell disruption, particle size reduction, emulsification and dispersion.Read more
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- These ultrasonic probes are made of titanium alloy and provide high tensile strength, corrosion resistance and the ability to withstand moderately high temperatures without creeping.
- They are available in diameters ranging between 2 and 8 mm and have a volume capacity of up to 25 - 250 ml.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the function of ultrasonic homogeniser?
An ultrasonic homogeniser helps to disrupt tissues and cells through cavitation and ultrasonic waves.
What is the purpose of a transducer?
A transducer (or a converter) contains piezoelectric crystals to convert the electric energy to very high-frequency mechanical motion.
How to maintain these horns?
To maximise the life of the horn, clean and dry it after each use. If the horn is not properly maintained, it can lead to pitting (localised corrosion creating small holes in the titanium) while decreasing the effectiveness of the horn.
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