Ralsonics’ industrial ultrasonic processors are powerful tools for large scale 24X7 processing. Multiple processors can be connected in series or parallel to scale up to any volume required. Our efficient processors ensure that processing time is minimized ensuring much lower processing costs. All our industrial processors are customized to your exact requirements ensuring zero compromise on your process.
Ultrasonic Horn Processors are high-power ultrasonic devices designed to deliver intense acoustic energy into liquids and semi-solid materials for applications such as homogenization, dispersion, emulsification, cell disruption, degassing, and sonochemistry. Unlike conventional ultrasonic cleaners, horn processors use a probe (horn/sonotrode) to directly transmit ultrasonic energy into the sample, achieving maximum efficiency and intensity.
Ralsonics’ Ultrasonic Horn Processors are engineered with state-of-the-art digital generators, robust transducers, and precision-machined horns, ensuring unmatched performance for both laboratory research and industrial-scale processing.
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| Parameter | Specifications | 
|---|---|
| Parameter | Specification | 
| Operating Frequency | 20 – 40 kHz | 
| Power Output | 100 W – 5000+ W | 
| Amplitude Control | 10% – 100% adjustable | 
| Horn (Sonotrode) Sizes | 3 mm – 40+ mm diameter | 
| Material | Titanium / Stainless Steel | 
| Control System | Digital / PLC / Touchscreen | 
| Cooling Options | Air-cooled or water-cooled | 
| Safety Features | Overload protection, auto shut-off | 
| Modes | Continuous / Pulse | 
Microprocessor controlled frequency
Set and control the process time
Control ultrasonicator power for different applications.
Prevent hot zones in temperature sensitive samples
Complete control over all process variations required
Sonicate larger volumes
Increase transducer life for higher power
Access all features easily
Set and control the process temperature
Complete control over all process parameters
Prevent transducer overheating in high power applications
Unlike ultrasonic baths that deliver indirect energy through water, horn processors transmit ultrasonic energy directly into the sample, resulting in higher intensity and efficiency.
Yes, by adjusting amplitude and using pulsed sonication, cell disruption can be performed without damaging sensitive biomolecules.
Horns are typically made from titanium or stainless steel, depending on the application.
Yes. Ralsonics offers lab-scale benchtop units as well as high-power industrial processors.