Prosonix based in Oxford UK are world leaders in ultrasonic process chemistry at commercial scale and in particular have extensive experience in solving both complex and common crystallization problems via sonocrystallization.
Prosonix successful licensing business model has delivered over 30 collaborations, 3 commercial scale equipment supply contracts, and 8 license agreements to date including those recently concluded with UCB (Belgium) and Alcoa World Alumina (Australia).
Prosonix has overcome these significant engineering hurdles and made that academic curiosity a commercial reality. Industry is only just beginning to realise the tremendous latent potential for commercial scale sonocrystallization, sonoprocessing, sonochemistry and the new field of Sonobiocatalysis™.
Our proprietary process and ProsonitronTM reactor technology harnesses the power of acoustic cavitation given by high intensity power ultrasound, and is already proven across scale and in a range of industrial environments, including pharmaceuticals, high value mineral processing and the energy sector.
In a new and exciting development in the energy sector, our technology has the potential to improve the operational efficiency and lifetimes of oil platforms and fields with concurrent significant environmental benefits, and we are undertaking a rapid commercialisation program. This application also has translational benefits in a number of different industry segments.
Other significant opportunities exist in foods, environmental processing, specialty and performance chemicals, hydrometallurgy, and renewable energy sources to name but a few.
Finally our teams commercialisation success to date is evidenced by our customers success which are embodied in our collaborative development, equipment supply, and license deals, and moreover the trust which our innovation partners place in us to take our joint developments to market.
Prosonix Limited
Magdalen Centre
Robert Robinson Avenue
Oxford Science Park
Oxford, OX4 4GA
UK David Hipkiss
CEO
Tel: +44 (0) 1865 784250
Fax: +44 (0) 1865 784251
Web: www.prosonix.co.uk