Description
Rotor F-45-8-17 is a fixed-angle rotor with eight sample positions and a nominal volume of 15 000 µl per position. It is built for conical 15 ml vessels measuring 17 × 118–123 mm and is intended for Concentrator plus and Vacufuge applications. This rotor from manufacturer Eppendorf allows laboratories to concentrate or vacuum-centrifuge conical mid-volume tubes in parallel during molecular biology, biochemistry and analytical sample preparation. Supplied as one piece, it provides a dedicated pocket geometry for standard 15 ml conical formats, supporting stable vessel seating throughout concentration runs. The eight-place layout is practical when fewer, larger aliquots must be processed under uniform concentrator conditions. With a net weight of 0,558 kg and a gross weight of 0,620 kg, the unit integrates into existing Eppendorf concentrator setups as a specialised accessory for conical 15 ml tubes. Facilities already equipped with Concentrator plus systems can add this rotor to handle conical vessel workflows without changing core instrument procedures, supporting efficient routine concentration and related laboratory sample-processing tasks.
This article is part of Ultrafiltration & concentrators, in Filtration.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Rotor model: F-45-8-17
- Sample positions: 8
- Nominal volume per position: 15 000 µl
- Vessel compatibility: conical 15 ml (17 × 118–123 mm)
- Compatible systems: Concentrator plus / Vacufuge
- Technical Information Sheet:
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