Description
36-fold angle rotor for 0,5 ml vials is a high-capacity angle rotor designed for microlitre centrifugation of 0,5 ml vials. It is specified for the microlitre centrifuge CD-3124R, allowing laboratories to process larger batches of small-volume samples in a single run. The thirty-six-place angle configuration supports efficient parallel spins for routine molecular, biochemical, and general lab workflows that rely on 0,5 ml vial formats. Supplied as 1 pc and weighing 1,150 kg, the rotor provides a dedicated interchangeable option within microlitre centrifuge accessory ranges. This angle rotor from manufacturer Phönix Instrument fits laboratory appliance setups focused on centrifuges and microlitre centrifuges, where vessel-specific rotors are required for correct loading and operation. Choose it when protocols demand high-throughput handling of 0,5 ml vials on the CD-3124R platform. Suitable for research, analytical, and teaching environments that standardise small-volume centrifugation and need a thirty-six-fold angle rotor matched to that vial size.
This article is part of Rotors, in Centrifuges.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Rotor capacity: 36-fold
- Rotor type: Angle rotor
- Vessel format: 0,5 ml vials
- Compatible centrifuge: CD-3124R
- Weight: 1,150 kg
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