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Eppendorf A-2-DWP Deep-Well Plate Swing-Out Rotor for 5804 / 5810 R, 5804740009

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Eppendorf
New/Used
Used
Rotor Type
Swing-Out

Product description

Swing-out rotor for 96-well deep-well plates up to 2 mL per well; compatible with Eppendorf 5804 and 5810 R.

The Eppendorf A-2-DWP is a swing-out centrifuge rotor for 96-well deep-well plates, designed for use with Eppendorf 5804 and 5810 R centrifuges. The rotor supports deep-well plates with a capacity of up to 2 mL per well.

  • Rotor type: Swing-out
  • Compatible centrifuges: Eppendorf 5804 and 5810 R
  • Plate format: 96-well deep-well plates
  • Capacity: Up to 2 mL per well
  • Part number: 5804740009
  • Condition: Used, clean, fully functional, and reported free from housing or mounting damage

The horizontal swing-out geometry supports consistent pellet formation and convenient sample access after centrifugation. This deep-well plate rotor is suitable for high-throughput screening, cell culture processing, sample preparation, and nucleic acid purification in molecular biology, biotechnology, and bioprocessing workflows.

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Last updated 19 October 2026