WT320 Sonochemistry System to 3200 W

High-power liquid processing generator – homogenising and dispersing, organic matter degradation, pipeline descaling and water purification.

WT320 ultrasonic sonochemistry generator
Product Introduction

Production-scale power, bench-style control

The WT320 pushes sonochemistry into production territory: 1000 / 2000 / 3200 W power ratings on one platform, with touch screen control and 485 communication for integration into process lines.

Three matching capacitance windows (10 / 15 / 20 nF) let one WT320 drive different reactor heads — probe stacks for batch work, tube reactors for continuous flow — without changing the control logic.

1000 / 2000 / 3200 WTouch screen + 48510 / 15 / 20 nF windowsContinuous dutySoftware + hardware protection
WT320 sonochemistry generator
WT320 sonochemistry generator
WT320 unit
WT320 touch screen display
Touch screen
WT320 industrial build
Industrial build
Inline flow reactor driven by WT320
Flow duty
Power Classes

One platform, three ratings

1000 W
Pilot batches
2000 W
Semi-works lines
3200 W
Production duty
10/15/20 nF
Matching windows
Process Applications

What runs on a WT320

ApplicationTypical dutyReactor pairing
Graphene / nanomaterial dispersionBatch or recirculationProbe stack or tube reactor
Water treatment & purificationContinuous flowInline tube reactors
Pipeline descalingContinuous, in-plantClamp-on or inline sections
Organic matter degradationContinuous flowMulti-tube trains
Industrial homogenisationRecirculation loopFlow cell with probe
Technical Specification

Technical specification

A WT320 is bought as a system — generator plus the reactor head the process needs.

System building

1

Define the process — media, flow, goal.

2

We pair the reactor head and power rating.

3

Commissioned with settings for your line.

485 communication lets a PLC start, stop and read status across multiple WT320 units.

Frequency20 kHz
Power ratings1000 W / 2000 W / 3200 W
Matching capacitance10 / 15 / 20 nF ±5%
TypeTouch screen control, 485 communication
Dimensions32.7 × 22.3 × 11.3 cm
Weight4.25 kg
Input voltageAC 220 V, 50 Hz
ProtectionSoftware + hardware
Suitable Applications

In production environments

Inline ultrasonic flow reactor

Continuous Processing

Inline reactors on production and recirculation loops.

Multi-tube reactor array

Reactor Trains

Parallel tubes for higher throughput on one line.

Probe processing a batch

Batch Dispersion

High-amplitude batch work between flow runs.

Customization & Testing

Size the WT320 to your flow

Send the process definition — media, flow rate, goal — and we return the power class and reactor pairing with a quotation.

  • Process goal and media properties
  • Flow rate (L/h) or batch volume
  • Continuous duty hours per day
  • Vessel / pipeline interface
  • Control integration (485 / PLC)
  • Explosion-proof or washdown needs
1

You define the process.

2

We size the power class and reactor.

3

You receive the system proposal and quotation.

WT320 touch screen

FAQ

Which power rating for us?

Flow rate and solids decide it — we calculate energy density per litre and confirm.

Can one WT320 run two reactors?

No — one generator per head; multi-unit trains are common and bus-controlled.

Descaling without stopping the line?

Clamp-on and inline options exist — layout decides.

Integration with our DCS?

485 protocol with start/stop and status readback — mapping provided.

Send the Process Definition

Power class, reactor pairing and integration plan — engineered against your flow, not guessed.

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