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New Ultrasonic Liquid Processor from Sonics Suits Nanotechnology Applications

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Jul 10 2008

Sonics and Materials introduces a high power 1500 watt powered ultrasonic liquid processor with all digital controls and a new HVFC. This device is said to be capable of controlling the amount of energy delivered to the sample as well as repeating the protocol with built-in memory control ability.

These innovative and exclusive features deliver substantial improvement in accuracy and reproducibility, and virtually eliminate any opportunities for human errors. Applications include: cell disruption, nanotechnology, ChIP assay, disaggregation and deagglomeration. Contact Sonics sales or technical support group and reference model number VCX1500/HVFC.

The VCX1500/HVFC ultrasonic liquid processor from Sonics and Materials.

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