Cell Disruption / Cell Lysis Efficiently lyse everything from mammalian cell culture to gram-positive bacteria. See why more labs trust a Sonicator.

With a wide range of accessories to accommodate a large variety of needs, such as continuous flow, low-volume, or multi-sample processing, the Q700 Sonicator is the most sophisticated …

The Q125 Sonicator® is a small-scale ultrasonic processor with a big feature set. Features include pulse mode, timer, amplitude control, and a digital display of both wattage and joules. …

Cited in tens of thousands of scientific journal articles, Sonicators have been the leading ultrasonic brand for decades. They are the go-to system for homogenization, emulsification, …

The Q500 Sonicator® has been a reliable laboratory-scale ultrasonic processor for nanoparticle dispersion, emulsification, cell lysis, homogenization, particle size reduction, and a wide range …

The Q55 Sonicator® is a compact and cost-effective ultrasonic processor that will occupy less bench space than any unit on the market. It may be small and simple, but you still get the …

How does a Sonicator work? The ultrasonic electronic generator transforms AC line power to a 20KHz signal that drives a piezoelectric convertor/transducer. This electrical signal is …

The Q2000 Sonicator allows the user to program processing times and a full range of intensity settings. Processing time can be set from 1 second to 10 hours. A pulsing feature is standard. …

You may have heard ultrasonic processors referred to as “sonicators.” What you might not have known is that Sonicator® is a registered trademark, owned by Qsonica. Our Sonicators have …

The Q800R3 Sonicator is a chromatin / DNA shearing system which provides scientists with a reliable, easy-to-use means of achieving narrow DNA fragment bands at a cost which is …