NANOPARTICLE DISPERSION
High shear forces created by ultrasonic cavitation have the ability to break up particle agglomerates and result in smaller and more uniform particles sizes. The stable and homogenous suspensions produced by ultrasonics are widely used in many industries today. Probe sonication is highly effective for processing nanomaterials (carbon nanotubes, graphene, inks, metal oxides, etc.) . Although ultrasonic dispersion is used for the dispersion of ultrafine powder suspensions, although ideal dispersion effects can be obtained, due to the large energy consumption and the high cost of large-scale use, it is currently used in laboratories. It is entirely possible for the super-dispersion to be applied in industrial production.
ULTRASONIC NANOPARTICLE DISPERSION
- Dispersing
- Deagglomerating
- Particle size reduction
- Particle synthesis and precipitation
- Surface functionalization
- Stable work: can work continuously around the clock
- Transducer and tool head material is titanium alloy to improve vibration transmission efficiency and increase service life
- Multi-section tool head design: effectively increase the ultrasonic radiation area and make the radiation effect more uniform
- Various sonochemical equipment can be customized according to customer’s special requirements
- High precision and high controllability
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