Ohaus 30642371 Rotor Angle 24 x 1.5 / 2.0 ml Angle Column V1 R-A24X2/15MB |
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| Frontier rotors extend the functionality of Frontier centrifuges by increasing the number of tubes of varied types and sizes that can be used in conjunction with each of the centrifuge models. Easy to clean and operate, the rotors are durably constructed to withstand demanding centrifugation. more ... |
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Features
The Ohaus Frontier™ 5000 Rotors are designed to significantly expand the functionality of the Frontier centrifuge series, offering unparalleled flexibility to maximize sample preparation efficiency. By accommodating a diverse range of tube types and sizes, these rotors enable a single centrifuge model to support multiple laboratory applications, from simple separations to complex research tasks. Constructed from high-quality materials like aluminum or polypropylene, they are built for durability and are engineered for effortless installation and quick changeovers to keep pace with demanding workflows.
Specifically, the R-A24X2/15MB Angle Rotor is a high-performance accessory designed for precision centrifugation, featuring a maximum capacity of 24 x 1.5/2.0 mL tubes. This rotor delivers exceptional power with speeds up to 15,200 RPM and a maximum relative centrifugal force (RCF) of 21,953 x g, making it ideal for the rapid separation of sensitive biological or chemical samples. It further enhances laboratory safety with its aerosol-tight construction and features integrated BIOSEALS V2 technology to protect operators from hazardous materials during high-speed runs
Weight:
2.00 lb
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Specifications
Specifications
- Rotor Style Angle
- Aerosol tight Include
- Maximum Capacity(Rotor) 24 x 1.5 / 2.0 ml
- Maximum Relative Centrifugal Force 21,953 x g
- Maximum Speed 15,200 rpm
- Tube diameter without adapter 12 mm / 2.0 ml,1.5 ml
- Outer/Inner Radius 8.5 cm
- Acceleration Time (sec) 20 / 153
- Angle 45°
- Compatible Models FC5515; FC5515R
- Deceleration Time (sec) 17 / 287
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