Centrifuge adapters and reducer adapter plates for both fixed-angle and swing-out bucket rotors.
Note: Sample tubes, collection vessels, centrifuge rotors, centrifuge buckets, and inserts are sold separately.
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Quantity | 4 |
| Sample Volume | 1.5 mL |
| Angle | 90° |
| Maximum G Force | 3,505 rcf |
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Quantity | 4 |
| Sample Volume | 1.5 mL |
| Angle | 90° |
| Maximum G Force | 3,505 rcf |
Reducer Adapter Plates used to support 1.5 mL - 2 mL PCR tubes on the centrifuge rotor RS 4/100 (4-placement, swing-out rotor supporting maximum 100 mL per placement) using I100 12/5 inserts. The adapter plate has 'slots' where the tubes are supported, so you need only 1 adapter plate per insert (or placement).
Note: Purchase of 1 unit is 4 adapter plate. Each plate supports one insert (placement), so to support, for example all inserts at full capacity per run on the centrifuge, you only need to order 1 unit.
Centrifuge adapters and reducer adapter plates are important when maximizing the usability of your centrifuge and rotor to support diverse tube types properly and safely. They help researchers utilize different size tubes and/or collection vessels into the same centrifuge bucket or rotor with ease to properly support safe sample centrifugation across our offering of centrifuges and centrifuge accessories for both fixed angle rotors and those that support swing-out bucket with inserts/lids.
As a standard nomenclature for our adapters (and reducer adapter plates), they are labelled AX, where A stands for Adapter and X for the tube size (mL) supported. For example, A0.5 supports 0.5 mL tubes, A5 supports 5 mL tubes, et al.
| Angle |
90°
|
|---|
| Instrument Compatibility |
CF-260 centrifuge
CF-350 centrifuge
|
|---|---|
| Maximum G Force |
3,505 rcf
|
| Product Compatibility |
1.5 mL microcentrifuge tubes
|
| Quantity |
4
|
| Sample Volume |
1.5 mL
|
| Type |
A1.5 mL Reducer Adapter Plate for 1.5 mL tubes on RS 4/100
|
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