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Branson SFX150 Sonifier w/ Handheld Converter

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Input Power
120 V
Output Power
150 W
Dimensions (L x W x H)
12.5 x 7.5 x 9.25 in
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Specifications 6

Brands
Branson Ultrasonics
New/Used
New
Input Power
120 V
Output Power
150 W
Dimensions (L x W x H)
12.5 x 7.5 x 9.25 in
Weight
14 lbs

Product description

Advanced ultrasonic processing for low-volume samples, with precise energy control and digital monitoring.

Branson SFX150 Sonifier w/ Handheld ConverterFeatures

  • 40 kHz ultrasonics for quiet tabletop operation.
  • Sample sizes from 0.2 to 150 mL.
  • High-efficiency, handheld and stand-mountable converters require no internal cooling.
  • Scrollable, multifunction screen with pushbuttons.
  • Continuous or pulsed ultrasonics.
  • Amplitude control range from 10 to 100%.
  • Microtip mode limits amplitude to 70% to extend tool life.
  • Control modes include time, temperature, and energy.
  • Advanced energy control mode delivers precise energy input in continuous or pulse modes.

The fully digital control screen allows the user to quickly and effortlessly select control settings, power level, and sonification duration.

The Branson SFX sonifer gives users ultimate control with an amplitute range of 10 to 100% along with continous or pulsed ultrasonics.

These smaller, highintensity tips are ideal for processingsmaller samples in Eppendorf vialsor similar vessels. Sizes range from3/32" to 1/4".

The Sonifier® SFX150 is part of the new lineup of Sonifiers from Branson, designed to bring the industry’s most advanced sample-processing capabilities to your laboratory. Geared toward low-volume samples ranging from 0.2 to 150 mL, the Sonifier SFX150 delivers up to 150 watts of power. And at 40 kHz, it’s quiet enough to operate on a lab bench without a sound enclosure. Because it is available with either a conventional or a handheld converter, you can use the SFX150 in a stack configuration to process longer-duration samples, or process samples quickly by hand using the comfortable, ergonomically-designed handheld converter.

In operation, Sonifier SFX Series monitors ongoing processes on a scrollable, digital screen, providing continuous updates of key variables including power level, energy usage, sample temperature, and experiment progress.

For assured repeatability and precision on a greater scale, the SFX Series enables users to create and store up to 20 sample processing programs. Program parameters include continuous or pulsed ultrasonics; time, energy, or temperature control modes; pulse on-time/energy, off-time and total on-time/energy; or amplitude as a percentage. Sonifier® SFX150 Cell Disruptors and Homogenizers Branson’s exclusive handheld converter is designed with the user in mind. The handheld converter offers an ergonomic grip for comfort and control, and a recessed pushbutton and LED indicator for assured operation.

In Energy Mode, the SFX Series power supply manages the processing cycle to deliver a precise, user-determined input of ultrasonic energy (measured in joules), either continuously or in individual pulses. The SFX Series automatically compensates for any variability, extending or shortening the cycle as needed to deliver the precise energy output.

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INCLUDED: The Branson SFX150 Sonifier w/ Handheld Converter includes:

  • 40 kHz Handheld Converter
  • 1/8" Microtip
  • Power Cord
  • Operator's Manual
  • 1 Year Manufacturer's Warranty

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Frequently asked questions

How long does laboratory equipment typically last?

With a service contract, ten to fifteen years is normal for most benchtop instruments. Detectors and pumps are the parts that wear first.

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What is the typical lead time for refurbished equipment?

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Last updated 5 November 2026