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Grant Rotor, For 2 x 96-Well Microplates, To 45 mm Depth

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HS Code #
84219100
Type
R-2
UNSPSC
41103909

$600.67

Inc. GST

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Product description

The Grant Rotor, For 2 x 96-Well Microplates To 45 mm Depth, Fits LMC-3000 And LMC-4200R is designed for compatible Grant centrifuge workflows requiring reliable microplate support. This rotor accommodates 2 x 96-well microplates up to 45 mm depth and is suitable for use with the LMC-3000 and LMC-4200R models.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Grant
  • Product Type: Centrifuge rotor
  • Plate Compatibility: 2 x 96-well microplates
  • Maximum Plate Depth: 45 mm
  • Instrument Compatibility: Fits LMC-3000 and LMC-4200R
  • Application: Suitable for compatible laboratory microplate centrifugation workflows

This Grant rotor is suitable for laboratories requiring reliable support for 96-well microplates in compatible LMC centrifuge applications.

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Rotor for 2 x 96 well microplates to 45mm depth fits LMC-3000 and LMC-4200R

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R-2

Part Number

6.311 291

Manufacturer

Grant

Type

R-2

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Part Number

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Manufacturer

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Type

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Frequently asked questions

It is designed for compatible Grant centrifuge workflows requiring reliable microplate support. This rotor accommodates 2 x 96-well microplates up to 45 mm depth and is suitable for use with the LMC-3000 and LMC-4200R models.

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