Ultrasonic topic: "Ultrasonic Nanomaterial Processing"
High-performance sonication is a well-established technique for particle size reduction in nano-sized dispersions and emulsions. Besides the fine-size distribution of particles, ultrasonic processors are used to synthesise nano-structured materials such as nanodiamonds or to precipitate nanoparticles (e.g. magnetite (Fe3O4)).
Hielscher’s ultrasonic processors are available from lab to industrial size and can be used for batch and continuous inline sonication. Learn how sonication can improve your nano-material processing!
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Sonicators for Liquid Processing in Lab and Production
As the leading manufacturer of sonicators of all sizes, Hielscher Ultrasonics specializes in high-performance ultrasonic homogenizers designed for lab, bench-top, and production-level applications. Whether your goal is mixing, dispersing, particle size reduction, extraction, or facilitating chemical reactions, we have the…
https://www.hielscher.com/Ultrasonic Synthesis of Nanodiamonds
Due to its intense cavitational force, power ultrasound is a promising technique to produce micron- and nano-sized diamonds from graphite. Micro- and nano-crystalline diamonds can be synthesized sonicating a suspension of graphite in organic liquid at atmospheric pressure and room…
https://www.hielscher.com/ultrasonic-synthesis-of-nanodiamonds.htmSonochemical Effects on Sol-Gel Processes
Ultrafine nano-sized particles and spherical shaped particles, thin film coatings, fibers, porous and dense materials, as well extremely porous aerogels and xerogels are highly potential additives for the development and production of high performance materials. Advanced materials, including e.g. ceramics,…
https://www.hielscher.com/sonochemical-effects-on-sol-gel-processes.htmUltrasonic Dispersion of Silica (SiO2)
Silica, also known as SiO2, nano-silica or micro-silica is used in toothpaste, cement, synthetic rubber, high-performance polymer or in food products as a thickener, adsorbent, anti-caking agent, or carrier for fragrances and flavors. Below you will learn more about the…
https://www.hielscher.com/size_reduction_silica_01.htmUltrasonic Dispersing of Carbon Nanotubes (CNT)
Carbon nanotubes are strong and flexible but very cohesive. They are difficult to disperse into liquids, such as water, ethanol, oil, polymer or epoxy resin. Ultrasound is an effective method to obtain discrete - single-dispersed - carbon nanotubes. Carbon nanotubes…
https://www.hielscher.com/nano_03.htmFunctionalized Surfaces with Nanoparticles
The PANADUR GmbH (www.panadur.de) provides functional coating systems on the basis of Polyurea for surfaces of all types, for example, the "In-Mould Coating" process (IMC) can be used. "In-Mould Coatings" by PANADUR can be easily combined with many methods of…
https://www.hielscher.com/nano_functionalized_surfaces.htmSonicator UIP1500hdT – High Ultrasonic Processing Power
The probe-type sonicator UIP1500hdT (20kHz, 1500W) combines high processing power with flexibility and user-comfort. This 1.5kW powerful ultrasonic homogenizer is suitable for process development, optimization and for production processes. This includes emulsifying, dispersing and sono-chemistry, lysis and extraction or homogenizing.…
https://www.hielscher.com/i1500_p.htmUltrasonic Dispersing and Deagglomeration
The dispersing and deagglomeration of solids into liquids is an important application of power ultrasound and probe-type sonicators. Ultrasonic cavitation generates extraordinarily high shear that breaks particle agglomerates into single dispersed particles. Due to its locally focused high shear forces,…
https://www.hielscher.com/disperse.htmUltrasonic Mixing of Cement Paste For Concrete
The ultrasonic mixing of cement paste offers great benefits for precast molding, drycast, and concrete plants. These benefits include shorter initial and final set times, lower dosage of superplasticizer, faster and more complete hydration, as well as higher compressive strength.…
https://www.hielscher.com/cement_paste_ultrasonic_mixing.htm






