The Bandelin Ultrasonic Transducer UW 5020 is a precision-engineered device designed for use with Bandelin HD 5020 ultrasonic systems. It enables gentle and efficient sonication of small sample volumes, ensuring uniform ultrasonic energy distribution for high-quality results. With a frequency of 40 kHz, it is ideal for delicate laboratory applications that require precise control and reproducibility.
Note: Please order optional temperature sensor and sonotrodes separately.
The Bandelin UW 5020 Ultrasonic Transducer delivers accurate and efficient performance for small-volume processing, making it a trusted solution for precision laboratory applications.
It is a precision-engineered device designed for use with Bandelin HD 5020 ultrasonic systems. It enables gentle and efficient sonication of small sample volumes, ensuring uniform ultrasonic energy distribution for high-quality results. With a frequency of 40 kHz, it is ideal for delicate laboratory applications that require precise control and reproducibility.
Yes. It is designed for homogenisation, dispersion, and extraction in laboratory environments, and offers operates at 40 kHz for controlled and consistent sonication and suitable for small sample volumes between 0.1 to 25 mL to support this kind of work.
It has operates at 40 kHz for controlled and consistent sonication, suitable for small sample volumes between 0.1 to 25 mL and designed for sonotrodes with diameters of 1.5 to 2.5 mm, and is supplied under manufacturer part number 3738.
It offers precise, gentle processing of delicate samples.
The Bandelin Ultrasonic Transducer UW 5020 for HD 5020 is a strong choice when sample volume of Suitable for small sample volumes between 0.1 to 25 mL matches the workflow. The Sartorius 2 Branch Microsart Manifold for Biosart 100 Monitor is an alternative offering compatibility of Specifically designed for Biosart 100 Monitors, so the preferred option depends on the required specification and compatibility.
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