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Bandelin HF-Generator GM 4400

Brand:Bandelin

Specifications

HS Code #
84799070
Depth
150 mm
Dimensions (WxDxH)
335 x 150 x 230 mm
Power supply frequency
50/60 Hz
Height
230 mm
Max. voltage
230 V
Plug type
EU
Power setting range
60 ... 300 W
Power supply
230 V, 50/60 Hz
Rated capacity
400 W
Type
GM 4400

NZ $8130.98

Inc. GST

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Product description

The Bandelin SONOPULS GM 4400 HF Generator converts mains power into a 20 kHz high-frequency supply for compatible SONOPULS ultrasonic homogenizer components. This 230 V configuration has a nominal ultrasonic power rating of 400 W and is designed as the generator component within a matched Bandelin sonication system.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Bandelin
  • Product Type: Ultrasonic HF generator
  • Model: GM 4400
  • Operating Frequency: 20 kHz
  • Nominal Ultrasonic Power: 400 W
  • Peak Power: 1600 W
  • Supply: 230 V
  • Configuration: standard configuration
  • Application: Compatible SONOPULS ultrasonic homogenizer systems

The GM 4400 is the appropriate generator choice when a compatible SONOPULS setup requires 400 W nominal power at 20 kHz and the stated mains configuration.

Frequently asked questions

It supplies the high-frequency electrical power required by compatible SONOPULS ultrasonic homogenizer components.

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