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Beckman Coulter SW28 Ti Swinging-Bucket Ultracentrifuge Rotor, 28,000 rpm, 6 × 38.5 mL

UsedBeckman CoulterCentrifuge rotors / partsGermany

€5,355excl. VAT

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Centrifuge Class
Ultracentrifuge
Rotor Type
Swing-Out
Max Speed
28000 rpm
Tube Volume
38.5 mL
Sample Capacity
6 positions
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Specifications 7

Brands
Beckman Coulter
New/Used
Used
Centrifuge Class
Ultracentrifuge
Rotor Type
Swing-Out
Max Speed
28000 rpm
Tube Volume
38.5 mL
Sample Capacity
6 positions

Product description

Beckman Coulter SW28 Ti swinging-bucket rotor rated to 28,000 rpm with six 38.5 mL positions.

The Beckman Coulter SW28 Ti swinging-bucket rotor is designed for high-speed ultracentrifugation workflows in molecular biology, biotechnology, biochemistry, and biomedical research.

  • Maximum speed: 28,000 rpm
  • Configuration: Swinging-bucket, represented by the marketplace filter value “Swing-Out”
  • Capacity: 6 × 38.5 mL
  • Condition: Tested, fully functional, and ready for use

This laboratory centrifuge rotor is suitable for sample separation workflows such as nucleic acid preparation, protein research, organelle fractionation, and other high-speed centrifugation applications. The listing does not provide additional information about compatible centrifuge systems, adapters, buckets, or maximum relative centrifugal force.

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Last updated 19 October 2026