Specifications Table

Product Name – Angle rotor suitable

Quantity/Pack Size – 36 Vaccutainer tubes of 5ml , 20 Vaccutainer tubes of 5ml , 18 Vaccutainer tubes of 10ml, 12 x 15ml , 8 x 15ml (glass tubes), 6 x 50ml (plastic tubes), 24 tubes of 15 ml, 12 tubes of 15 ml

Form – Solid

Grade – Lab Grade

Application – General biological and chemical separations, sample preparation

Product Overview

This robust angle rotor is designed for optimal performance in laboratories requiring efficient and reliable processing of 15ml tubes. With a capacity for 12 tubes, it offers a balanced solution for various applications, including cell separation, DNA/RNA extraction, and general sample preparation. Constructed from high-grade, corrosion-resistant materials, this rotor ensures exceptional durability and a long operational life under frequent use. Its precision-engineered design guarantees superior balance and minimal vibration during high-speed centrifugation, which is essential for achieving consistent and accurate results. The secure tube cavities are meticulously shaped to provide firm retention, preventing any accidental dislodgement and enhancing overall safety during operation. This rotor consistently delivers clear and distinct separation layers, critical for the integrity of your experimental outcomes. Students, researchers, and educators will find this angle rotor to be an indispensable tool, providing dependable performance and efficiency for a wide range of laboratory tasks with unwavering precision.

FAQs

1. How do I properly install this angle rotor into the centrifuge?

Align the rotor’s drive hole with the centrifuge’s drive shaft. Lower the rotor gently and ensure it seats properly. Secure it with the rotor lid or locking mechanism according to your centrifuge’s instructions.

2. What is the shelf life of an angle rotor if not in use?

Angle rotors do not have a specific “shelf life” as they are mechanical components. Their lifespan is determined by usage, maintenance, and exposure to corrosive environments, rather than time itself.

3. Can I use PCR tubes or microfuge tubes in this rotor?

This rotor is designed for 15ml tubes. For PCR or microfuge tubes, you would need specific adapters or a different rotor designed for those smaller tube sizes.

4. How does temperature affect rotor performance?

Operating a rotor outside its recommended temperature range can affect its material properties, potentially leading to reduced lifespan or, in extreme cases, failure. Always follow temperature guidelines.

5. What should I do if a tube breaks during centrifugation?

If a tube breaks, immediately stop the centrifuge. Wait until the rotor stops, then carefully remove the rotor and clean all debris and spilled samples from the rotor chamber and the rotor itself, following safety protocols for biohazard or chemical spills.