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Gerber Instruments Rotor, with 12 Places for Laboratory Centrifuges

Brand:Gerber

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Description
Universal rotor with 12 places, without inserts
UNSPSC
41103913

$2,147.52

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Product description

The Gerber Instruments Rotor is designed to accommodate 12 samples simultaneously, enhancing the efficiency of laboratory centrifugation processes. Compatible with various Gerber Instruments laboratory centrifuge models, it ensures reliable performance and durability for precise sample separation.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Gerber Instruments
  • Capacity: Holds up to 12 samples
  • Compatibility: Designed for use with Gerber Instruments laboratory centrifuges
  • Material: Constructed from high-quality, durable materials for long-term use
  • Application: Ideal for milk fat analysis and other laboratory applications requiring efficient sample separation

Enhance your laboratory's productivity with the Gerber Instruments 12-place rotor, ensuring optimal performance in centrifugation tasks.

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It is designed to accommodate 12 samples simultaneously, enhancing the efficiency of laboratory centrifugation processes. Compatible with various Gerber Instruments laboratory centrifuge models, it ensures reliable performance and durability for precise sample separation.

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