Specifications Table

Product material – High-grade Aluminum Alloy
Product SizeDiametre – Approx. 280 mm
Grade – Laboratory Grade
Application – Centrifugation of Microplates
Capacity – 2 Carriers, each holding 3 x 96-well Microplates (Total 6 microplates)
Speed – Up to 4,000 RPM

Product Overview

This 2 place swing-out rotor is engineered for precision and durability, offering an essential component for any laboratory conducting high-throughput screening or routine sample processing with microplates. Constructed from high-grade aluminum alloy, it ensures exceptional strength and resistance to corrosion, vital for longevity in demanding lab environments. The robust design accommodates two carriers, each meticulously crafted to securely hold three 96-well microplates, allowing for the simultaneous processing of up to six plates. This significant capacity enhances workflow efficiency, enabling researchers and educators to handle larger sample volumes with ease. The rotor’s balanced architecture facilitates smooth operation at speeds up to 4,000 RPM, promoting consistent and reliable separation results crucial for accurate data. Its polished surfaces contribute to ease of cleaning and decontamination, upholding stringent laboratory hygiene standards. Designed with user safety and operational stability in mind, this swing-out rotor integrates seamlessly into compatible centrifuge systems, making it a reliable choice for diverse laboratory applications demanding dependable microplate centrifugation.

FAQs

1. What centrifuge models is this rotor compatible with?

This swing-out rotor is generally compatible with standard laboratory centrifuges that support a 2-place swing-out rotor configuration and have a suitable bucket or carrier system. It is advisable to verify your centrifuge’s specifications regarding rotor dimensions and maximum weight capacity before purchase.

2. How should I clean and maintain this swing-out rotor?

For optimal performance and longevity, clean the rotor immediately after each use. Use a mild, non-corrosive detergent solution and rinse thoroughly with distilled water. Ensure the rotor is completely dry before storage. Avoid abrasive cleaners or strong solvents that could damage the aluminum alloy surface.

3. What material is the rotor made from, and how durable is it?

The rotor is precision-machined from high-grade aluminum alloy, known for its excellent strength-to-weight ratio and corrosion resistance. This material choice ensures high durability and a long service life, even under frequent use in a laboratory setting.

4. Is special installation required for this rotor?

Installation typically involves placing the rotor onto the centrifuge drive shaft and securing it according to your centrifuge manufacturer’s instructions. No specialized tools are usually required, but always refer to your specific centrifuge model’s manual for proper installation and safety guidelines.

5. What are the key performance features of this rotor?

Key performance features include its capability to process six 96-well microplates simultaneously, achieving efficient and consistent sample separation at speeds up to 4,000 RPM. The balanced design ensures smooth operation and minimal vibration, contributing to precise and reproducible results.