Description
CD-0412-50 is a small benchtop centrifuge configured for 15 ml and 50 ml tubes and supplied as a complete unit including a 6-slot angle rotor at 54°. Built for compact laboratory benches, it supports routine separation steps in environmental, soil and sludge analysis as well as general sample preparation. The instrument arrives as 1 pc(s) with a stated weight of 8,730 kg, making it suitable for fixed placement on a standard lab bench without requiring a large footprint. The included 6-slot angle rotor provides defined tube positions for common conical tube formats used in daily workflows. CD-0412-50 from manufacturer Phönix Instrument addresses laboratories that need a dedicated small centrifuge for mid-volume tubes rather than high-throughput floor-standing systems. Its focus on 15/50 ml tubes aligns with typical extraction, clarification and pre-analytical steps in environmental testing. Clear rotor geometry and tube compatibility help operators standardise loading patterns and maintain consistent run setups. The unit is positioned among laboratory centrifuges for applications where reliable, space-efficient separation of modest sample sets is required on the bench.
This article is part of Reference substances & reagents (other), in Analytical standards & reference materials.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc(s)
- Product type: Small benchtop centrifuge
- Model: CD-0412-50
- Tube compatibility: 15/50 ml tubes
- Rotor: 6-slot angle rotor (54°)
- Weight: 8,730 kg
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