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Lasany LI-PS650 Probe Sonicator
The Lasany LI-PS650 Probe Sonicator is a high-performance microprocessor-controlled ultrasonic homogenizer designed for advanced sample processing applications in pharmaceutical, biotechnology, nanotechnology, and research laboratories. It uses high-intensity ultrasonic cavitation technology for efficient cell disruption, DNA shearing, emulsification, and nanoparticle dispersion.
Equipped with a durable titanium alloy probe, programmable control system, variable amplitude adjustment, and intelligent safety features, the LI-PS650 provides precise and repeatable sonication performance. Its pulse mode operation helps protect heat-sensitive samples while ensuring effective processing for small-volume laboratory applications.
Product Specifications
| Product Name | Probe Sonicator |
|---|---|
| Brand | Lasany |
| Model | LI-PS650 |
| Power Output | 750 W |
| Frequency | 25 kHz |
| Volume Range | 50 - 500 ml |
| Probe Diameter | 6 mm |
| Probe Material | Titanium Alloy |
| Control Mode | Programmable |
| Amplitude Control | 0 - 100% |
| Operation Mode | Continuous and Pulse Mode |
| Frequency Tracking | 20 - 25 kHz Automatic Tracking |
| Packaging | Wooden Box |
Key Features
- High-power ultrasonic processing with adjustable output control
- Durable titanium alloy probe designed for high-energy sonication
- Microprocessor-controlled operation for precise sample processing
- Supports cell lysis, emulsification, homogenization, and nano dispersion
- Continuous and pulse modes for heat-sensitive samples
- Built-in overload protection and temperature monitoring system
- Sound-proof enclosure for reduced operating noise
Applications
The Lasany LI-PS650 Probe Sonicator is widely used in pharmaceutical laboratories, biotechnology research centers, nanotechnology laboratories, chemical industries, and academic institutions. It is suitable for cell disruption, DNA fragmentation, protein extraction, nanoparticle dispersion, emulsification, and laboratory sample preparation.
Working Principle
The probe sonicator converts electrical energy into high-frequency ultrasonic vibrations through a piezoelectric transducer. These vibrations create microscopic cavitation bubbles in the liquid sample. The collapse of these bubbles generates intense localized energy that disrupts cells, mixes materials, breaks particles, and improves sample homogenization.
