Swing-out buckets inserts used with swing-out rotors in CF-350 centrifuges.
Note: Sample tubes, collection vessels, centrifuge rotors are sold separately. Make sure to purchase buckets and lids intended to fit the corresponding insert, as needed.
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Instrument Compatibility | CF-350 centrifuge |
| Quantity | 4 |
| Sample Volume | 50 mL |
| Angle | 90° |
| Maximum G Force | 3,402 rcf |
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Instrument Compatibility | CF-350 centrifuge |
| Quantity | 4 |
| Sample Volume | 50 mL |
| Angle | 90° |
| Maximum G Force | 3,402 rcf |
Bucket Insert used to centrifuge 50 mL conical tubes on centrifuge rotor RS 4/200 (4-placement, swing-out rotor supporting maximum 200 mL per placement) when used with B200 buckets and lids. 1 tubes per insert, for a maximum total of 4 tubes per rotor.
Note: Unit purchase of 1 includes 4 inserts. To support, for example, a full 4-placement run, you need to order 1 unit only.
Swing-out buckets inserts used with swing-out rotors in centrifuges are important to support diverse tube types properly and safely. They help researchers utilize different size tubes and/or vessels into the same centrifuge bucket or swing-out rotor with ease to properly support safe sample centrifugation.
As a standard nomenclature for our buckets and inserts: Inserts are associated with maximum volume capacity of a rotor 'placement', number of vessels (tubes) per insert, and nominal volume for each vessel (or tube). I200 1/30, for example, is an Insert for a swing-out, 4-place rotor supporting a max of 200 mL per 'placement' (so total 4 buckets (with corresponding inserts) x 200 mL per 1 rotor), and 1/30 indicates 1 vessel (or tube) of up to 30 mL per insert.
| Angle |
90°
|
|---|
| Instrument Compatibility |
CF-350 centrifuge
|
|---|---|
| Maximum G Force |
3,402 rcf
|
| Product Compatibility |
50 mL conical tubes (30 x 115 mm [D x L]) for B200 buckets
|
| Quantity |
4
|
| Sample Volume |
50 mL
|
| Type |
RS 4/200
|
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