The ultrasonic disintegrator consists of a high-frequency generator, a transducer and a sonotrodes screwed to the transducer. The high-frequency generator converts the 50 Hz mains voltage into a 24 kHz high frequency voltage. The electrical energy is converted by the transducer into mechanical, vertical vibrations of the same frequency. The sonotrodes screwed to the transducer, which are designed as lambda/2 transducers and are made of highly elastic titanium alloys, amplify the vertical vibrations and transmit the ultrasonic energy with extremely high power densities into the liquids via their end faces. The resulting cavitation enables the wide range of applications to be solved in biology, medicine, chemistry, technology and other fields of application.