Z769800
Branson MH series ultrasonic bath
bath volume 9.2 L, AC/DC input 120 V AC
Synonym(s):
ultrasonic bath sonicator, ultrasonic cleaning bath
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UNSPSC Code:
41103706
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feature
model M5800H
packaging
pack of 1 ea
manufacturer/tradename
Branson CPX-952-517R
bath size
290 mm (11.5 in.) × 240 mm (9.5 in.) × 150 mm (6 in.)
bath volume
9.2 L
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General description
With the Bransonic® MH Ultrasonic bath, you get the added benefit of heat coupled with the durability and performance of our flagship ultrasonic bath. It also features a temperature sensor and auto shut-off when the unit reaches 69°C/156.2°F.
All Bransonic® baths can also be used for cell separation, sample preparation and degassing of liquids.
Features:
Note: Parts should not be allowed to rest on tank bottom, see accessories for options.
All Bransonic® baths can also be used for cell separation, sample preparation and degassing of liquids.
Features:
- Heated Cleaning – up to 69°C/156.2°F
- 60-minute Mechanical Timer (can be set to run continuously)
- 40kHz Industrial Transducers
- Tower Control Panel
- Built-in Pour Drain (½ & ¾ gallon) or Side Mounted Drain
- All ultrasonic baths meet FCC, CSA, CE & UL rules and regulations
Note: Parts should not be allowed to rest on tank bottom, see accessories for options.
Legal Information
Bransonic is a registered trademark of Branson Ultrasonics Corp.
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