Fast Speed HIgh Quality Ultrasonic Sonicator For Oil Emulsification

Our ultrasonic emulsifying equipment focused on the r&d of high power ultrasound applications. It has absolute leading core technology, the most stable and mature manufacturing technology, rich experience, can provide direct ultrasonic application scheme demonstrate, structure design, system configuration and related parts production.

Ultrasound is a well-established method for emulsifying. Ultrasonic processors are used in the generation of nano-size material slurries, dispersions and emulsions because of the potential in the deagglomeration and the reduction of primaries. These are the mechanical effects of ultrsonic cavitation. Ultrasonic can also be used to influence chemical reactions by the cavitation energy.

As the market for nano-size materials grows, the demand for ultrasonic processes at production level increases.

1.The emulsification quality is high. The average droplet size of the formed emulsion is small, which can reach 0.2~2um. The droplet size distribution range is narrow, up to 0.1~10um. The concentration is high, the concentration of pure emulsion can reach 30%, adding emulsifier can reach 70%.

2. The emulsification is stable, you can produce stable emulsions without or with less emulsifiers, and some can be stable for several months or even more than half a year, with low energy consumption, high production efficiency and low cost.

3. The type of emulsion can be controlled. Under certain sound field conditions, both oil-in-water and water-in-oil emulsions can be prepared. However, it is impossible to achieve mechanical emulsification. Only the properties of emulsifiers can control the type of emulsion. For example, when toluene is emulsified in water, one type of emulsion can be formed under low sound intensity conditions, and another type of emulsion can be formed under high sound intensity conditions.

4. Low power required to produce emulsion.

Use common sense:

Probes must be submerged properly. If the tip is not submerged enough the sample will foam or bubble. If the tip is too deep it will not circulate the sample effectively. Both conditions will end up with poor results.In the figure above: Figure A will foam and will not process the sample. Figure B does not circulate the liquid efficiently and therefore does not process the sample. Figure C shows that the correct setup will achieve good results in the shortest processing time.