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Grant Microcentrifuge, High Speed 12x 1.5ml up to 16250 rpm, including Rotor and Adapters for 0.5ml & 0.2ml Tubes

Brand:Grant

Specifications

Depth: 240 mm
Dimensions (WxDxH): 200 x 240 x 125 mm
Power supply frequency: 50/60 Hz
Height: 125 mm
Max. permitted ambient temp.: 40 °C
Max. rcf: 15588 x g
Max. speed: 16250 1/min
Max. voltage: 240 V
Min. permitted ambient temperature: 4 °C
Min. speed: 1000 1/min

$3,122.05

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Product description

The Grant High-Speed Microcentrifuge offers efficient and reliable centrifugation with a capacity for 12 tubes of 1.5 ml each, operating at speeds up to 16,250 rpm. It comes complete with a rotor and adapters compatible with 0.5 ml and 0.2 ml tubes, making it versatile for various sample types and volumes. Ideal for molecular biology, clinical, and research laboratories requiring compact, high-performance centrifugation.

Key Features:

Brand: Grant
Capacity: 12 x 1.5 ml tubes
Speed: Up to 16,250 rpm
Power Supply: External power supply allows operation in cold rooms
Cooling: Constant airflow around the rotor reduces risk of sample overheating
Motor: Brushless motor for durable, low-maintenance operation
Safety Features: Automatic imbalance switch-off and automatic lid lock
Timer: Adjustable from 15 seconds to 90 minutes with audible completion alarm
Included: Rotor and adapters for 0.5 ml and 0.2 ml tubes
Application: Suitable for RNA/DNA extraction, sedimentation, and biochemical analysis of microsamples

Scope of Supply:

Centrifuge unit
Fixed angle rotor MSR-12 with lid
Adapters for 0.5 ml and 0.2 ml tubes

This microcentrifuge is essential for laboratories demanding fast, efficient, and flexible sample processing.

Accessories

Fixed angle rotor MSR-16 for microcentrifuge Microspin 12 plus

Product	Type	For devices	Mfr#	Part#	Availability	Price
Grant Rotor for 8x 0.2ml PCR Strips or 16x 0.2ml PCR Tubes	MSR-16	Microspin 12 plus	MSR-16	4.708 878		$712.30

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It offers efficient and reliable centrifugation with a capacity for 12 tubes of 1.5 ml each, operating at speeds up to 16,250 rpm. It comes complete with a rotor and adapters compatible with 0.5 ml and 0.2 ml tubes, making it versatile for various sample types and volumes. Ideal for molecular biology, clinical, and research laboratories requiring compact, high-performance centrifugation.

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