Another piece of hardware that is very important (and also somewhat specific) to nano-and advanced materials synthesis are sonication devices. These are regularly needed to (re-)disperse (nano)materials, e.g., after a centrifugation step, before using them as building blocks in a reaction, or before further characterization, e.g., by DLS. The SDL described here features two different types of sonicators, a probe sonicator and a bath sonicator. The probe sonicator has a very high power output at the tip of the sonotrode, however, since the sonotrode is directly submerged in the sample solution, wear of the tip can lead to sample contamination. During bath sonication, the sample is submerged in a water bath, i.e., there is no contamination of the sample solution.