Description
Floor element inlays for plate buckets are centrifuge accessories that form the base insert inside plate buckets used on rotor S-4-104. Each inlay provides a defined support surface for microplates or deep-well plates during swing-bucket centrifugation, helping position plates securely within the bucket. The set comprises four pieces, matching a full rotor load of plate buckets on the S-4-104 platform and serving as replacement or spare components for continuous laboratory operation. These floor elements are intended for plate-based workflows in clinical diagnostics, life-science research and quality-control laboratories that rely on high-capacity swing-out centrifugation. With a net weight of 0,153 kg and a packaging volume of 0,001 m³, the pack is easy to stock alongside other rotor accessories. The inlays from manufacturer Eppendorf belong to the dedicated accessory range for the S-4-104 plate-bucket system. Laboratories can restore correct plate seating and bucket geometry by exchanging worn floor elements without replacing the entire plate-bucket assembly, supporting consistent handling of multiwell formats on this rotor.
This article is part of Rotors, in Centrifuges.
Key features
- Pack size: 4 pc(s)
- Product type: Floor element inlay for plate buckets
- Compatible rotor: S-4-104
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