Reactor Chamber for ISP-3600 Ultrasonic Processor

Reactor Chamber for ISP-3600 Ultrasonic Processor

Marsoni

M251S

$1588.00

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Reactor Chamber for ISP-3600 Ultrasonic ProcessorOverview With the use of a reactor chamber (flow cell), the ISP 3600 ultrasonic system can be configured in the flow through mode, which typically outperforms the batch mode in terms of processing capacity, ultrasonic exposure uniformity and temperature stability. During flow through ultrasonic processing, the use of the reactor chamber ensures that all of the treated liquid is directed through the active cavitation zone created by the incorporated

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Reviewed in the United States on October 21, 2024