Equipment Model

ULTRA 6.5L, 200H

Description

The Sonicator is a laboratory device used for sterilization of instruments through ultrasonic waves. It operates by emitting high-frequency sound waves that create microscopic bubbles in a liquid, which implode and produce intense heat and pressure, effectively cleaning and sterilizing instruments. This process is often used in laboratories to ensure equipment is free from contaminants before use in sensitive experiments.

Lab

Common Lab

Institute

Central Animal Research Facility

Location

Central Animal Research Facility, Opposite MSLS, Eshwar Nagar, Manipal, Udupi, Karnataka 576104, India

• Applications

  • Sterilization of laboratory instruments and equipment

  • Cleaning of glassware, probes, and delicate parts

  • Removal of residues from surgical and laboratory tools

  • Preparation of solutions for biomedical research

• Key Features

  • High-frequency ultrasonic waves for thorough sterilization

  • Large capacity of 6.5L suitable for multiple instruments

  • 200H frequency for effective cleaning

  • Durable and corrosion-resistant construction

  • User-friendly controls with adjustable settings for different sterilization needs

• Limitations

  • Requires proper fluid and instrument placement for optimal results

  • Not suitable for certain materials that can be damaged by high-frequency waves

  • Needs periodic maintenance to maintain optimal performance