HOM6108

SFX digital Sonifiers bring the industry’s advanced capabilities to your laboratory. Higher power levels. Precise energy and temperature control. Simple operation. There’s even a handheld converter for low-volume applications. Power, visibility and control. The most powerful Sonifier, the SFX550 easily handles high-volume applications with up to 550 watts of output power at 20 kHz. The SFX550 can process larger, viscous samples, but also provides precise control over energy output and other parameters to accommodate experiments of all sizes. All SFX Series Sonifiers provide exclusive Branson features including advanced energy mode and true temperature control. True temperature control allows the user to specify a temperature range for the sample; the Sonifier automatically adjusts the ultrasonic pulse length to prevent the sample from overheating (requires optional temperature probe).

Advanced control modes: energy mode and energy pulsing are now available in addition to the traditional timed experiment
In-process feedback monitoring: Check on the progress of your experiment and view key variables such as power level, energy usage, sample temperature and more
Continuous or pulsed ultrasonics
Max temperature limit
Experiment progress indicator
Micro-tip mode, which limits amplitude to 70%
550 watts output power
Processing up to 1000mL
Advanced energy control mode delivers precise energy input in continuous or pulse modes
True temperature control manages sample temperature within user-specified limits (requires separate temperature probe)
Control modes include time, temperature, and energy
Continuous or pulsed ultrasonics
High-efficiency, stand-mountable converter requires no internal cooling
Scrollable, multifunction screen with pushbuttons
In-process feedback displays experimental progress together with key variables such as power level, energy usage, and sample temperature
Microtip mode limits amplitude to 70% to extend tool life
Amplitude control range from 10 to 100%
Powerful 20 kHz ultrasonics
Up to 20 stored programs
Programmable parameters include continuous or pulsed ultrasonics; time, energy, or temperature control modes; pulse on-time/energy, off-time and total on-time/energy; or amplitude as a percentage