Description
SONOPULS WH 40 holder for HG 40 is a dedicated mounting accessory designed for indirect ultrasonic sonication with compatible Bandelin homogeniser systems. The holder securely positions the HG 40 horn or probe assembly, enabling efficient energy transfer into samples without direct contact between the sonotrode and the vessel contents. Supplied as a single package with a net weight of 0,572 kg and a gross weight of 1,002 kg, the unit occupies a packaging volume of 0,03 m³. Intended for laboratory workflows that require gentle yet effective cell disruption, emulsification or sample preparation under indirect sonication conditions, the WH 40 provides stable mechanical support during prolonged operation. Produced by Bandelin, this accessory integrates seamlessly into existing SONOPULS ultrasonic homogeniser setups and supports reproducible positioning of the acoustic tool. The robust construction withstands typical laboratory environments while maintaining precise alignment of the HG 40 component. Ideal for life-science, analytical and materials laboratories performing indirect sonication protocols, the WH 40 holder expands the application range of SONOPULS systems by facilitating non-contact ultrasonic treatment of sensitive or small-volume samples.
This article belongs on Homogenisers & dispersers, in Stirring, shaking & mixing.
Key features
- Pack size: 1.0 pkg
- Model: WH 40
- Compatible with: HG 40
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