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Address:
19 Forest Road
Ringwood
07456
USA
Telephone: (USA) +1 973 616 9136
http://www.hielscher.com
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Listing of all 13 news releases from Hielscher USA:
Algae oil feedstock for biodiesel manufacturing
Technical background article Algae is an alternative to popular feedstocks, like soybean, canola and palm: ultrasonication improves the extraction of oil from the algae cells and the conversion to biodiesel Brochure available
News from Hielscher USA ( 9 July 2008)
SonoStep for reliable particle size monitoring
The SonoStep combines ultrasonication, stirring and pumping of samples in a compact design, to disperse agglomerated particles and improve particle size measurement accuracy Brochure available
News from Hielscher USA (17 June 2008)
Ultrasonication changes the way biodiesel is made
User application article Hielscher demonstrates how ultrasonic cavitational mixing changes biodiesel production from batch production to a continuous process Brochure available
News from Hielscher USA (22 June 2007)
Ultrasonic transesterification of oil to biodiesel
User application article Ultrasonication can improve the conversion processing of vegetable oils or animal fats to biodiesel by improved mixing and enhanced chemical activity Brochure available
News from Hielscher USA (15 November 2006)
Hielscher ultrasound technology at Eurolipids2005
Hielscher ultrasound technology will present its ultrasonic emulsification, dispersion and mixing equipment at the Eurolipids exhibition in Frankfurt/Main in November Brochure available
News from Hielscher USA ( 1 November 2005)
Ultrasound processing technology at Eurocoat2005
Hielscher Ultrasound Technology will present its ultrasonic laboratory, bench top, and industrial equipment at this year's Eurocoat2005 in Lyon, France, from 27-29 September Brochure available
News from Hielscher USA (22 September 2005)
Non-thermal food processing and preservation
User application article Gentle, targeted non-thermal food processing and preservation gain importance: ultrasound is the simplest and most versatile method for the disruption of cells and for the production of food extracts Brochure available
News from Hielscher USA ( 1 February 2005)
On display at the Eastern Analytical Symposium
Hielscher USA will present its ultrasonic laboratory and bench top equipment at this years Eastern Analytical Symposium in Somerset, NJ (November 15 - 18), at booth 522 Brochure available
News from Hielscher USA (22 October 2004)
Hielscher ultrasound at FoodExpo 2004
Hielscher will present its ultrasonic equipment for the processing of food at the FoodExpo (Food Processing Machinery Expo) in Chicago, November 7th to November 11th Brochure available
News from Hielscher USA ( 8 October 2004)
Atomising and nebulising liquids by ultrasound
Atomising, nebulising, fogging and spraying of samples in pharmaceutical, biological, chemical and environmental analysing processes are the domain of the new Hielscher UM20-1.6 megaherts processor Brochure available
News from Hielscher USA (29 September 2004)
New high power ultrasonic processor
The UIP16000 is the by far most powerful ultrasonic processor world-wide providing a continuous power of 16,000 watts at an efficiency of more than 80% Brochure available
News from Hielscher USA (16 September 2004)
Complete ultrasonic flow reactor on special offer
Hielscher offers you an ultrasonic reactor set that includes all items required for the research and testing of ultrasonic liquid processes, in a robust stainless steel flow cell, for a special price Brochure available
News from Hielscher USA ( 8 September 2004)
Emulsifying with highly intensive ultrasound
Hielscher manufactures the world's largest industrial ultrasonic liquid processors for the efficient emulsifying of large volume streams in production plants Brochure available
News from Hielscher USA ( 6 September 2004)
