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SONOPULS EH 3.1 reaction cup holder is a specialised laboratory accessory for ultrasonic sample processing that ensures an optimal arrangement of specimens in the ultrasonic field and thereby supports reproducible sonication results. The holder enables simultaneous treatment of up to eight samples, which is valuable for parallel workflows in molecular biology, biochemistry and analytical laboratories. Three interchangeable discs cover common vessel formats: three positions for 1 ml or 2 ml reaction cups, three positions for 0,5 ml reaction cups, and eight positions for 0,2 ml PCR cups. This modular configuration lets users adapt the fixture to microcentrifuge tubes or PCR vessels without replacing the entire assembly. Manufactured by Bandelin for the SONOPULS product family, the unit is supplied as a single package and is intended for controlled multi-sample exposure where positional consistency matters. Net weight is 0,041 kg and gross weight 0,143 kg, with a packaging volume of 0,03 m³. By standardising sample placement relative to the ultrasonic field, the EH 3.1 helps laboratories maintain comparable energy distribution across successive runs and different tube sizes used in routine sonication protocols.
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