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Eppendorf Adapters for 50 mL Falcon Tubes, Pack of 8

Brand:Eppendorf

Specifications

Description: For 1 conical tube à 50 ml
For: A-4-44
UNSPSC: 41103913

$182.50

Inc. GST

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Product description

The Eppendorf Adapters for 50 mL Falcon Tubes are designed to securely hold 50 mL conical tubes in Eppendorf's 100 mL rectangular buckets, enhancing the versatility of Eppendorf's swing-bucket rotors. This adapter system allows for efficient and safe centrifugation of 50 mL Falcon tubes.

Key Features:

Brand: Eppendorf
Compatibility: Specifically designed for 50 mL Falcon conical tubes
Capacity: Each adapter holds one 50 mL Falcon tube
Packaging: Pack of 8 adapters
Maximum Speed: Up to 4,500 x g (maximum 5,000 rpm)
Autoclavable: Yes, adapters can be autoclaved at 121 °C for 20 minutes

Enhance your laboratory's centrifugation capabilities with these high-quality adapters, ensuring secure and reliable processing of 50 mL Falcon tubes during centrifugation.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the Eppendorf Adapters for 50 mL Falcon Tubes, Pack of 8 used for?

It are designed to securely hold 50 mL conical tubes in Eppendorf's 100 mL rectangular buckets, enhancing the versatility of Eppendorf's swing-bucket rotors. This adapter system allows for efficient and safe centrifugation of 50 mL Falcon tubes.

2. Is this product suitable for 50 mL Falcon conical tubes Capacity: Each adapter holds one 50 mL Falcon tube Packaging: Pack of 8 adapters Maximum Speed: Up to 4,500 x g (maximum 5?

Yes. It is designed for 50 mL Falcon conical tubes Capacity: Each adapter holds one 50 mL Falcon tube Packaging: Pack of 8 adapters Maximum Speed: Up to 4,500 x g (maximum 5, and offers a maximum speed of up to 4,500 x g (maximum 5,000 rpm) to support this kind of work.

3. What maximum speed does this product have?

It has a maximum speed of up to 4,500 x g (maximum 5,000 rpm).

4. What is this product compatible with?

It is compatible with specifically designed for 50 mL Falcon conical tubes. It also offers each adapter holds one 50 mL Falcon tube and yes, adapters can be autoclaved at 121 °C for 20 minutes.

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