The Thermo Scientific Microliter 48x2mL Sealed Rotor is designed for high-efficiency centrifugation of microliter volumes in laboratory applications. With a capacity to hold up to 48 tubes of 2 mL each, this rotor is ideal for processing multiple samples simultaneously, enhancing laboratory productivity. The sealed design ensures sample containment and safety, preventing aerosol exposure during centrifugation.
This rotor is an essential accessory for laboratories aiming to perform efficient and safe centrifugation of small-volume samples. Its robust construction and sealed design make it a reliable choice for professionals seeking quality laboratory equipment.
It is designed for high-efficiency centrifugation of microliter volumes in laboratory applications. With a capacity to hold up to 48 tubes of 2 mL each, this rotor is ideal for processing multiple samples simultaneously, enhancing laboratory productivity. The sealed design ensures sample containment and safety, preventing aerosol exposure during centrifugation.
Yes. It is designed for high-throughput microliter sample processing, and offers microliter Sealed Rotor and holds 48 tubes of 2 mL each to support this kind of work.
It has microliter Sealed Rotor, holds 48 tubes of 2 mL each and sealed construction to prevent aerosol exposure, and is supplied under manufacturer part number 75003602.
It is made from high-quality, durable materials for long-term use. It is compatible with compatible Thermo Scientific centrifuges.
For centrifugation applications, the Thermo Scientific Microliter 48x2mL Sealed Rotor is differentiated by capacity of Holds 48 tubes of 2 mL each and design Sealed construction to prevent aerosol exposure. The Eppendorf Fixed Angle Rotor FA-45-24-11 Kit (Includes Rotor Lid, Aerosol Tight) from Eppendorf is a broader alternative in the same application area rather than a direct equivalent. Compare the required specifications, compatibility and workflow requirements before selection.
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