Description
SONOPULS NA 29 G is a standard ground joint adapter that creates a tight connection between laboratory vessels fitted with ground joints and SONOPULS ultrasonic homogenisers. By sealing the interface, the adapter enables diverse sonication setups as well as flow-through ultrasonic reactor configurations. It screws onto the external thread of the SONOPULS step horn or booster horn, providing a stable mechanical link for controlled energy transfer into the vessel. Compatible probe diameters span 2,0–13,0 mm, covering common laboratory horn sizes used in sample preparation, dispersion and process development. Net weight is 0,098 kg. Supplied as a single package accessory from manufacturer Bandelin, the NA 29 G supports reproducible, closed-system sonication when open-beaker work is unsuitable. Typical use includes sealed homogenisation of sensitive media, containment of aerosols or vapours, and integration of ultrasonic treatment into continuous or recirculating laboratory reactor lines where a reliable ground-joint interface is required.
This article is part of Homogenisers & dispersers, in Stirring, shaking & mixing.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pkg
- Product type: Standard ground joint adapter
- Model: SONOPULS NA 29 G
- Diameter range: 2,0–13,0 mm
- Connection: Screws onto SONOPULS step/booster horn external thread
- Technical Information Sheet:
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