Description
24-tube microlitre rotor (45°) type 1226 is an angle rotor accessory configured for twenty-four microlitre tubes at a fixed 45° orientation and intended for use with the microlitre centrifuge MIKRO 185. The rotor expands the tube-handling capacity of the host instrument for parallel processing of small-volume samples in a single run. It is supplied as one piece with a stated weight of 0,719 kg, consistent with a precision metal rotor assembly for routine laboratory centrifugation. Designed specifically for the MIKRO 185 platform, this type 1226 rotor supports laboratories that standardise on that centrifuge for microlitre work and need a matching 24-place angle head. The 45° geometry is characteristic of fixed-angle microlitre rotors used for pelleting and phase separation in small tubes. Offered by manufacturer Hettich as a dedicated accessory, the unit is listed among centrifuge rotors for microlitre systems. Pack size is one piece, suitable for equipping or replacing a rotor on an existing MIKRO 185. Specifications given here are limited to tube count, angle, compatibility, weight and unit quantity as provided in the source data.
This article is part of Rotors, in Centrifuges.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Microlitre rotor
- Tube capacity: 24 tubes
- Rotor angle: 45°
- Type: 1226
- Compatible with: Microlitre centrifuge MIKRO 185
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Questions about 24-tube microlitre rotor (45°) type 1226, for microlitre centrifuge MIKRO 185
What is this article?
24-tube microlitre rotor (45°) type 1226, for microlitre centrifuge MIKRO 185 is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Hettich for laboratory use. It sits in Rotors, inside Centrifuges, in Lab instruments.
A centrifuge rotor is the rotating part that holds the tubes, and it is rated for a maximum speed and a maximum load. A swing-out rotor and a fixed-angle rotor pellet differently. A rotor from another centrifuge does not belong on this drive, even when it seems to fit.
A centrifuge separates by density. The rotor spins the sample and the force is reported as a multiple of gravity, not as a raw speed, because the same revolutions per minute are a different force at a different radius. A microcentrifuge takes small tubes. A benchtop or floor model takes larger rotors. The tube, the adapter and the rotor have to be the combination the manufacturer rated. An unbalanced load is how centrifuges fail. Measurement of the related quantities sits with the BIPM.
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