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NZ $577.36
Inc. GST
The Corning Labnet Prism™ Mini Centrifuge is a compact and efficient solution for rapid sample processing in molecular biology applications. Designed for quick spins, it features two quick-release interchangeable rotors: an 8-place rotor for 1.5/2.0 mL microcentrifuge tubes and a 4-place rotor for PCR strips accommodating up to 32 x 0.2 mL tubes. Operating at a maximum speed of 6000 rpm with up to 2000 x g relative centrifugal force, it ensures effective separation in a short time. The electronic brake and self-opening lid enable quick deceleration and one-step sample retrieval, reducing handling time and improving workflow efficiency.
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Note: Further adapters are available on request.
The Prism™ Mini Centrifuge’s maintenance-free drive operates quietly, and its unique design allows for excellent airflow to protect temperature-sensitive samples. The self-opening lid enables single-handed operation, and the quick-release rotor hub allows for easy rotor exchange, enhancing workflow efficiency in the laboratory.
It is a compact and efficient solution for rapid sample processing in molecular biology applications. Designed for quick spins, it features two quick-release interchangeable rotors: an 8-place rotor for 1.5/2.0 mL microcentrifuge tubes and a 4-place rotor for PCR strips accommodating up to 32 x 0.2 mL tubes. Operating at a maximum speed of 6000 rpm with up to 2000 x g relative centrifugal force, it ensures effective separation in a short time. The electronic brake and self-opening lid enable quick deceleration and one-step sample retrieval, reducing handling time and improving workflow efficiency.
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