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Beckman Coulter SW55 Ti Swinging-Bucket Rotor 368000xg 55000rpm Capacity 6x5 mL

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Beckman Coulter
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Product description

High-speed SW55 Ti swinging-bucket rotor for ultracentrifuges, 368,000 x g max RCF, 55,000 rpm, 6x5 mL tubes

The Beckman Coulter SW55 Ti is a swinging-bucket rotor designed for ultracentrifuge applications in biotechnology, molecular diagnostics, and bioprocessing workflows. It supports a maximum speed of 55,000 rpm, generating up to 368,000 × g relative centrifugal force (RCF). The rotor accommodates six buckets, each holding 5 mL tubes, making it ideal for high-speed centrifugation of small-volume samples.

*Key features:*

  • Swinging-bucket design enabling uniform sedimentation and accurate separation in complex molecular biology protocols
  • Maximum centrifugal force of 368,000 × g, essential for pelleting subcellular components and viral particles
  • Capacity for 6 × 5 mL tubes, suitable for molecular cloning, gene editing sample preparation, and biopharmaceutical research
  • Optimized for use with Beckman Coulter preparative ultracentrifuges, enhancing reproducibility in synthetic biology and bioprocessing pipelines

This rotor is critical for applications such as protein purification, nucleic acid isolation, and virus characterization, widely used in biomedical engineering and clinical diagnostics. It supports essential workflows in molecular diagnostics and biomanufacturing, offering precise and reliable performance for demanding ultracentrifugation tasks in research and development laboratories.

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Last updated 5 November 2026