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The Eppendorf Centrifuge 5702 G is a high-performance, compact centrifuge designed for laboratories requiring precision and efficiency. This model operates at 230 V / 50-60 Hz and comes with a UK GB-plug for seamless use in the UK. The centrifuge is supplied without a rotor, allowing for flexible rotor choices depending on your sample needs. Ideal for a range of laboratory applications, the Centrifuge 5702 G provides reliable, consistent performance for both routine and specialized centrifugation tasks.
The Eppendorf Centrifuge 5702 G is an essential addition to laboratories seeking a reliable, versatile centrifuge capable of meeting a wide range of sample processing needs. With its GB-plug and compatibility with a variety of rotors, this centrifuge ensures high performance in any research or clinical environment.
NZ $6198.07
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Manufacturer P/N
5702000065
Part Number
4.660 622
Manufacturer
Eppendorf
Depth
400 mm
Manufacturer P/N
5702000010
Part Number
4.660 621
Manufacturer
Eppendorf
Depth
400 mm
NZ $15209.93
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Manufacturer P/N
5703000010
Part Number
4.660 625
Manufacturer
Eppendorf
Depth
580 mm
NZ $15209.93
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Manufacturer P/N
5703000060
Part Number
4.660 626
Manufacturer
Eppendorf
Depth
580 mm
Centrifuges 5702 / 5702 R (IVD), with rotor A-4-38 and adapter for conical tubes
It is a high-performance, compact centrifuge designed for laboratories requiring precision and efficiency. This model operates at 230 V / 50-60 Hz and comes with a UK GB-plug for seamless use in the UK. The centrifuge is supplied without a rotor, allowing for flexible rotor choices depending on your sample needs. Ideal for a range of laboratory applications, the Centrifuge 5702 G provides reliable, consistent performance for both routine and specialized centrifugation tasks.
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