Specifications
NZ $3690.09
Inc. GST
The Eppendorf Microtiter Plate Bucket is designed for use with Eppendorf Centrifuge models 5810 and 5810 R. It includes four microtiter plate carriers, each capable of holding four microtiter plates or one deepwell plate. This bucket ensures efficient and secure processing of microplates in your laboratory applications.
Enhance your laboratory's efficiency with the Eppendorf Microtiter Plate Bucket, ensuring secure and organized processing of your microplates.
It is designed for use with Eppendorf Centrifuge models 5810 and 5810 R. It includes four microtiter plate carriers, each capable of holding four microtiter plates or one deepwell plate. This bucket ensures efficient and secure processing of microplates in your laboratory applications.
It has a maximum speed of up to 3,220 x g (maximum 4,000 rpm).
It is compatible with eppendorf Centrifuge models 5810 and 5810 R. It also offers each carrier holds up to four microtiter plates or one deepwell plate and rotors, covers, caps, and adapters can be autoclaved at 121 °C for 20 minutes.
The Eppendorf model is a strong choice for its intended use, offering a maximum speed of up to 3,220 x g (maximum 4,000 rpm). Other brands offer bucket products with varying maximum speed, capacity and autoclavable components, but this model is built for its intended use.
It is designed for use with Eppendorf Centrifuge models 5810 and 5810 R. It includes four microtiter plate carriers, each capable of holding four microtiter plates or one deepwell plate. This bucket ensures efficient and secure processing of microplates in your laboratory applications.
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