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High Frequency Ultrasonic Treatment Technology For Suspension And Dispersion Of Pigment Solid Particles
Description:
The suspension and dispersion of pigment solid particles using
ultrasonic high-frequency treatment technology is an effective
method for improving the dispersion and uniformity of pigments in
liquid media. This technology is widely used in industries such as
coatings and inks, and has significant advantages.
The suspension and dispersion of pigment solid particles using
ultrasonic high-frequency treatment technology effectively reduces
the agglomeration of pigment particles, improves their
dispersibility, and ensures the uniformity of coatings or inks.
Uniform pigment dispersion helps improve the glossiness, coverage,
and color consistency of coatings.
Parameters:
Model | FSD-4005-GL |
Name | 40Khz Ultrasonic Cell Fragmentation |
Frequency | 40Khz |
Power | 500w |
Input Voltage | 220V±10%,50/60Hz |
Emitter Materials | Titanium Alloy |
Emitter Type | Focus Type |
Durable Temperature | 0-80℃ |
Component Accessories | Ultrasonic Generator, Ultrasonic Vibration System, Ultrasonic Horn |
Factors :
The dispersion effect of pigments is not only affected by ultrasonic frequency and particle size, but also by the combined effect of multiple factors. Here are some main factors:
1. Liquid medium
nature:
The viscosity, density, and surface tension of solvents can affect
the dispersion effect of pigments. Low viscosity solvents typically
promote better dispersion.
Compatibility:
The compatibility between pigments and liquid media is also
important, as different media may affect the dispersion stability
of pigments.
2. Ultrasonic power
Power intensity:
Higher power can generate stronger cavitation effects and improve
dispersion efficiency. However, excessive power may cause
overheating or damage to certain temperature sensitive materials.
Processing time:
Appropriate ultrasonic treatment time is also crucial, as too short
may result in uneven dispersion, while too long may lead to
material degradation.
3. Particle shape and characteristics
Shape:
The shape of pigment particles (such as spherical, flake, or
fibrous) can affect their fluidity and dispersibility.
Surface properties:
The surface energy, surface coating, and hydrophilic/hydrophobic
properties of pigments can also affect the dispersion effect.
4. Additives
dispersant:
The use of appropriate dispersants can reduce the interaction force
between pigment particles and promote better dispersion.
Stabilizers:
Stabilizers can prevent the precipitation of pigments after
dispersion and improve the stability of suspensions.
5. Temperature
Temperature impact:
An increase in temperature usually reduces the viscosity of the
liquid and promotes dispersion. However, excessively high
temperatures may lead to the degradation of certain materials.
6. Mixing method
Pre treatment mixing:
Proper mechanical stirring before ultrasonic treatment can
initially disperse pigments and enhance the effectiveness of
ultrasonic treatment.
7. Ultrasonic mode
Continuous mode and pulse mode:
The application mode of ultrasound (continuous or pulse) will have
different effects on the dispersion effect, and the pulse mode can
reduce overheating and improve dispersion uniformity.
High Frequency Ultrasonic Treatment Technology For Suspension And Dispersion Of Pigment Solid Particles