Description
SONOPULS MS 72 micro tip is a titanium sonotrode designed for high-intensity ultrasonic treatment of small sample volumes. With a tip diameter of 2 mm, this micro tip concentrates mechanical vibrations into a narrow working zone, enabling high amplitude and strong ultrasonic effect in limited vessel diameters. Sonotrodes transfer the mechanical oscillations of the homogeniser into the sample; they are thermostable, autoclavable, and resistant to corrosive media. Device selection and sonotrode type depend on sample volume, vessel diameter, and the required amplitude—higher amplitude yields particularly intensive sonication. The MS 72 connects to step or booster horns and is fabricated, like all Bandelin sonotrodes, from the titanium alloy TiAl6V4 (3.7165). Offered as a single package from manufacturer Bandelin, the micro tip supports precise disruption, emulsification, and homogenisation workflows in molecular biology, analytical chemistry, and materials laboratories where small volumes must be processed efficiently under controlled ultrasonic conditions.
This article is part of Homogenisers & dispersers, in Stirring, shaking & mixing.
Key features
- Pack size: 1.0 pkg
- Product type: Ultrasonic micro tip / sonotrode
- Model: SONOPULS MS 72
- Tip diameter: 2 mm
- Material: Titanium alloy TiAl6V4 (3.7165)
- Properties: Thermostable, autoclavable, corrosion-resistant
- Technical Information Sheet:
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