Description
SONOPULS NA 45 G standard ground joint adapter enables a tight, reliable connection between laboratory vessels equipped with standard ground joints and SONOPULS ultrasonic homogenisers. The adapter is simply screwed onto the external thread of the SONOPULS step horn or booster horn, thereby allowing a wide variety of sonication set-ups and continuous-flow ultrasonic reactors to be realised. Covering vessel diameters from 2,0 mm to 25,0 mm, it accommodates many common laboratory flasks and reaction vessels. Supplied as a single package from manufacturer Bandelin, the adapter supports flexible process configurations in sample disruption, emulsification, extraction and particle-size reduction. Its net weight of 0,092 kg and gross weight of 0,247 kg reflect a compact, robust accessory designed for repeated laboratory use. By sealing the interface between the ultrasonic probe system and the glassware, the NA 45 G adapter helps maintain process integrity while expanding the range of vessels that can be employed with SONOPULS equipment in research and quality-control environments.
This article is part of Homogenisers & dispersers, in Stirring, shaking & mixing.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pkg
- Type: standard ground joint adapter
- Compatible diameter range: 2,0-25,0 mm
- Connection: screws onto SONOPULS step/booster horn
- Technical Information Sheet:
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