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Grant Bucket Rotor 4 Places, without Adapters for LMC 56

Brand:Grant

Specifications

For devices
LMC-56
Type
BR-4U
UNSPSC
41103909

$1,701.00

Inc. GST

Available soon

Product description

The Grant Bucket Rotor with 4 places is designed for use with the LMC 56 centrifuge model. This rotor comes without adapters and provides reliable and balanced centrifugation for a variety of sample types. Its robust construction ensures durability and consistent performance during laboratory applications.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Grant
  • Capacity: 4 places
  • Compatibility: Designed for LMC 56 centrifuge
  • Adapters: Sold without adapters
  • Application: Suitable for general centrifugation tasks

This bucket rotor is an essential accessory for laboratories using the Grant LMC 56 centrifuge for efficient sample processing.

Accessories

Buckets for swing-out rotor BR-4U

ProductTypeForMfr#Part#AvailabilityPrice
BA-8/5BR-4UBA-8/54.708 861$1,305.88
BA-4/FTBR-4UBA-4/FT4.708 855$1,043.64
BA-4/VTBR-4UBA-4/VT4.708 857$1,096.79
BA-2/50BR-4UBA-2/504.708 853$1,201.33
BA-4/RTBR-4UBA-4/RT4.708 856$992.25
BA-14/2UBR-4UBA-14/2U4.708 852$1,252.72

Frequently asked questions

It is designed for use with the LMC 56 centrifuge model. This rotor comes without adapters and provides reliable and balanced centrifugation for a variety of sample types. Its robust construction ensures durability and consistent performance during laboratory applications.

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$1,701.00

Inc. GST