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Vendor: Galaxy
Digital Probe Sonicator 1200W
Sale price Rs.199,999.00Regular price Rs.250,000.00 -
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Digital Probe Sonicator 650W
Sale price Rs.129,999.00Regular price Rs.200,000.00 -
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Digital Probe Sonicator 900W
Sale price Rs.169,999.00Regular price Rs.220,000.00 -
Vendor: Labman
Probe for Probe Sonicator-PB2mm to 12mm
Sale price Rs.28,179.00Regular price Rs.45,179.00 -
Vendor: Labman
Probe for Probe Sonicator-PB2mm to 12mm
Sale price Rs.19,530.00Regular price Rs.32,530.00 -
Vendor: Labman
Probe Sonicator - Remote Touch screen-PRO660R
Sale price Rs.260,400.00Regular price Rs.390,400.00 -
Vendor: Labman
Probe Sonicator PS 650
Sale price Rs.160,000.00Regular price Rs.200,000.00 -
Vendor: Labman
Probe Sonicator-Touch screen-PRO1200
Sale price Rs.260,400.00Regular price Rs.390,400.00 -
Vendor: Labman
Probe Sonicator-Touch screen-PRO656
Sale price Rs.204,600.00Regular price Rs.334,600.00 -
Vendor: Labman
Probe Sonicator-Touch screen-PRO900
Sale price Rs.223,200.00Regular price Rs.319,200.00 -
Vendor: Galaxy
Probes for Probe Sonicator
Sale price From Rs.19,999.00Regular price Rs.30,000.00
Ultrasonic probe sonicator in which ultrasonic energy is produced by converting the electrical energy into mechanical vibrations.The purpose of sonication in a research laboratory is diverse and plenty. In life sciences, the common application is cell lysis and tissue disruption which involves breaking cellular membrane with sonic waves. Similarly, it can be used for DNA fragmentation into smaller pieces mostly before the creation of a DNA insert or next-generation sequencing. Since sonication agitates the particles and can weaken the intermolecular interaction, it is used to speed up the process of dissolution. In Nanoscience, it is used for dispersing of the nanoparticles in a sample and for the production of translucent nanoemulsions. For similar reasons sonicator finds its application in the world of pharmaceuticals in dispersing homogenous formulations and to prepare compounded drugs. A yet another application is the process of degassing wherein unwanted gases are removed from the liquid sample under vacuum.
