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Eppendorf Rotor S-2xUniversal ID, with Beaker

Brand:Eppendorf

Specifications

Max. rcf
4302 x g
Max. speed
4660 1/min
Type
S-2xUniversal ID
UNSPSC
41103909

NZ $9666.81

Inc. GST

Available soon

Product description

The Eppendorf Rotor S-2xUniversal ID With Beaker is a swing-out rotor designed for compatible Eppendorf centrifuges with automatic rotor recognition via RFID. With a Capacity of up to 1000 mL per bucket, this rotor supports flexible sample processing across tubes, bottles, plates, and other compatible laboratory vessels.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Eppendorf
  • Rotor Type: Swing-out rotor
  • Type: S-2xUniversal ID
  • Capacity: Up to 1000 mL per bucket
  • Maximum RCF: 4302 x g
  • Maximum Speed: 4660 1/min
  • Recognition: Automatic rotor recognition via RFID
  • Application: Suitable for flexible laboratory centrifugation using compatible vessels and adapters

This rotor is ideal for laboratories requiring versatile swing-out centrifugation, reliable RFID rotor identification, and broad compatibility for routine sample separation workflows.

Frequently asked questions

The S-2xUniversal ID is designed for flexible laboratory centrifugation using compatible vessels and adapters. This s-2xuniversal id format supports routine laboratory work in that application.

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