120 Degrees Volume 3 Liter Ultrasonic Catalyze Reaction Nano Material Synthesis

120 Degrees Volume 3 Liter Ultrasonic Catalyze Reaction Nano Material Synthesis

• Product Features

The Microwave & Ultrasonic Reactor HY-UTM is a multifunctional furnace that has both the advantage of microwave heating and ultrasonic catalyzing.

Since the synthesis speed of this furnace can be several times faster than furnaces using single microwave or ultrasonic catalysis technology, chemical synthesis that are slow in speed or even difficult to occur can be easily realized at high efficiency using this furnace.

Ultrasonic vibration can also improve product quality since sample could be more well-distributed by vibration.

HY-UTM has a 3 liter volume reaction chamber.

HY-UTM can work continuously under 120°C.

• Applications

HY-UTM is especially suitable for synthesis of organic compounds, inorganic compounds as well as nanomaterials etc. with high efficiency and good product property.

• Technical Parameters

Hunan Huae Microwave Technology Co., Ltd. has been developing and manufacturing industrial as well as laboratorial microwave furnaces for different applications since 2012. As one of the top suppliers of microwave furnaces, Huae Microwave offers a wide range of furnaces worldwide and has been highly appreciated by customers home and abroad.

Huae Microwave provides a whole set of mechanical and electrical solutions to our customers, which makes it possible for precisely controlling as well as remote monitoring of the processes. Our senior engineers have been sparing no efforts to improve the temperature uniformity, energy efficiency and products durability of our equipments to enhance our competition advantage.

Our multi-disciplinary R&D team has successfully developed a full series of microwave industrial/laboratorial equipment and has gained a series of patents in microwave industry. We have a full range of furnaces for technical research in our laboratory, which can meet different requirements for sintering, roasting, calcination, crystallization, catalysis, pyrolysis as well as graphite oxide reduction etc. under various atmosphere conditions.