Description
12-fold microlitre rotor for 5 ml vials is a centrifuge rotor accessory configured to hold twelve 5 ml vials in microlitre centrifugation workflows. It is intended for the microlitre centrifuge CD-3124R, extending that instrument’s capacity for small-volume sample processing in molecular biology, biochemistry, and general laboratory separation tasks. The twelve-place layout supports parallel handling of multiple vials in a single run, helping laboratories organise routine spins efficiently at the bench. Supplied as 1 pc and weighing 1,430 kg, the rotor is a substantial interchangeable component for dedicated microlitre centrifuge setups. This rotor from manufacturer Phönix Instrument belongs to the laboratory appliances category covering centrifuges and microlitre centrifuges, where matched rotors are essential for correct vessel formats. Use it when protocols call for 5 ml vial centrifugation on the CD-3124R platform and a twelve-fold capacity is required. Suitable for research, analytical, and teaching laboratories that standardise on microlitre centrifugation with defined vial geometries and need a purpose-built rotor for that format.
This article belongs on Rotors, in Centrifuges.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Rotor capacity: 12-fold
- Vessel format: 5 ml vials
- Compatible centrifuge: CD-3124R
- Weight: 1,430 kg
- Product type: Microlitre rotor
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