Low Frequency (17–28kHz) — High Power Cavitation

• 17kHz / 20kHz / 25kHz / 28kHz
• Strong cavitation force ideal for:
  • Heavy oil and rust removal
  • Emulsion extraction, large-particle dispersion
  • Wastewater and algae treatment
  • Hard-to-degrade organic breakdown

Mid Frequency (33–40kHz) — Balanced Cleaning

• 33kHz / 40kHz
• Suitable for:
  • Routine laboratory cleaning
  • Powder suspension, catalytic reactions
  • Standard glassware and general-purpose use

High Frequency (68–120kHz) — Precision & Penetration

• 68kHz / 80kHz / 120kHz
• Ideal for:
  • Micro/nano blind hole cleaning
  • Fine-particle dispersion
  • Sensitive components and optical parts
  • Intracellular extraction and material synthesis

Ultra-High Frequency (132–200kHz) — Ultra-Fine Processing

• 132kHz / 200kHz
• Used for:
  • Semiconductor wafers, microstructures
  • Nanoscale particle removal
  • Advanced materials research

Frequency Configurations Available

• Single: 17kHz, 20kHz, 25kHz, 28kHz, 33kHz, 40kHz, 53kHz, 68kHz, 80kHz, 120kHz, 132kHz, 200kHz
• Dual: e.g., 28/40kHz, 40/68kHz, 40/80kHz, 40/120kHz, 80/120kHZ
• Triple: e.g., 40/80/100kHz, 40/80/120kHz, 28/42/53kHz, 28/40/120kHz, 33/90/135kHz
• Quad: e.g., 25/50/80/120kHz, 40/80/100/160kHz, 40/80/120/170kHz

All units come equipped with low-noise operation, sweep & pulse mode, degassing, and adjustable power control.

Terminology Clarification

Below is a quick explanation of key ultrasonic terms commonly seen in specifications:

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