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The Eppendorf Centrifuge 5430 G with Knobs is a high-performance, versatile centrifuge designed for reliable sample processing in research and clinical laboratories. Operating at 230 V / 50–60 Hz, it features an intuitive knob-controlled interface for precise adjustment of speed and run time. Supplied without a rotor, it supports a wide range of Eppendorf rotor options for flexible configuration. Equipped with a GB plug, this centrifuge is ideal for use in the UK and compatible regions.
Note: Please order rotors separately.
This centrifuge is classified as a general laboratory product intended for research purposes only.
It is a high-performance, versatile centrifuge designed for reliable sample processing in research and clinical laboratories. Operating at 230 V / 50–60 Hz, it features an intuitive knob-controlled interface for precise adjustment of speed and run time. Supplied without a rotor, it supports a wide range of Eppendorf rotor options for flexible configuration. Equipped with a GB plug, this centrifuge is ideal for use in the UK and compatible regions.
Yes. It is designed for general research and clinical sample processing, and offers a power supply of 230 V / 50–60 Hz to support this kind of work.
It has a power supply of 230 V / 50–60 Hz.
It offers GB plug for UK compatibility, manual knob controls for speed and time adjustment and sold without rotor; compatible with multiple Eppendorf rotors for various applications.
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Manufacturer P/N
5427000660
Part Number
4.660 612
Manufacturer
Eppendorf
Depth
420 mm
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Manufacturer P/N
5427000610
Part Number
4.660 611
Manufacturer
Eppendorf
Depth
420 mm
NTD 401,654
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Manufacturer P/N
5428000610
Part Number
4.660 619
Manufacturer
Eppendorf
Depth
640 mm
NTD 401,654
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Manufacturer P/N
5428000655
Part Number
4.660 620
Manufacturer
Eppendorf
Depth
640 mm
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