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Eppendorf S-4-104 DWP/MTP Centrifuge Buckets, Set of 2

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Product description

Set of two chemical-resistant buckets for Eppendorf S-4-104 swing-out rotors, compatible with MTP and DWP plates.

The Eppendorf S-4-104 DWP/MTP centrifuge buckets are designed for use with Eppendorf S-4-104 swing-out rotors. This set includes two round buckets optimized for standard microtiter plates (MTP) and deep-well plates (DWP).

  • Compatibility: Eppendorf S-4-104 swing-out rotor
  • Capacity: One standard MTP or DWP plate per bucket
  • Quantity: Set of 2 buckets
  • Material: High-quality, chemical-resistant plastic
  • Design: Smooth internal walls for easier cleaning
  • Installation: Easy insertion and removal from the rotor
  • Application: Secure centrifugation of plate samples in molecular biology, genetics, cell culture, and high-throughput screening workflows

These Eppendorf centrifuge rotor buckets provide a precise fit for standardized plate formats and are designed for stable, low-vibration operation during laboratory centrifugation. The buckets are reported to be in very good, well-maintained condition and ready for use.

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Last updated 5 November 2026