Description
Adapter 2 × 75 ml is a centrifuge adapter designed for two round-bottom vessels in the 50–75 mL range, fitted into 250 mL rectangular buckets. It is specified for rotor A-4-62 and delivered as a pack of two pieces. This format allows laboratories to process larger round-bottom tubes within the same swing-bucket system used for other mid-volume formats. The accessory from manufacturer Eppendorf supports secure positioning of 50–75 mL vessels during centrifugation, helping maintain tube alignment through acceleration and braking phases. By adapting the 250 mL rectangular bucket cavity to two vessels, users can expand the working volume range of rotor A-4-62 without changing the rotor itself. The pack has a net weight of 0,392 kg and a gross weight of 0,435 kg, with a packaging volume of 0,003 m³. Produced in Germany, these adapters belong to the centrifuge accessory category used in research, biochemistry and clinical sample preparation. The two-piece packaging suits paired bucket loading for balanced rotor operation in routine separation and clarification workflows that require 50–75 mL round-bottom tubes.
This article is part of Rotors, in Centrifuges.
Key features
- Pack size: 2 pc(s)
- Vessel capacity: 2 × 50–75 mL round-bottom
- Compatible rotor: A-4-62
- Bucket compatibility: 250 mL rectangular buckets
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