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Hermle Z 446 K Refrigerated Centrifuge with Sigma 11150 Rotor, 13220 Buckets and 17979 Inserts, 2021

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Max Speed
16000 rpm
Max RCF
26328 × g
Rotor Type
Swing-Out
Detail
Refrigerated
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Specifications 6

Brands
Hermle
New/Used
Used
Max Speed
16000 rpm
Max RCF
26328 × g
Rotor Type
Swing-Out
Detail
Refrigerated

Product description

Hermle Z 446 K refrigerated centrifuge with Sigma 11150 swing-out rotor, 13220 plate buckets and 17979 inserts for plate processing.

The Hermle Z 446 K refrigerated centrifuge is a universal laboratory centrifuge for routine, research and clinical centrifugation. It supports sample preparation and centrifugation workflows in microbiology, biotechnology and cell culture.

The unit includes a Sigma 11150 swing-out rotor, four Sigma 13220 microtiter plate buckets and Sigma 17979 plate holders or inserts. The swing-out rotor supports plate processing with the included bucket and insert configuration.

This used centrifuge was manufactured in 2021 and is in good condition. The digital LCD display is active and shows automatic rotor recognition.

The Hermle Z 446 K is a refrigerated laboratory centrifuge for routine, research and clinical centrifugation. It is used for sample preparation and centrifugation workflows in microbiology, biotechnology and cell culture.

Configuration

  • Sigma 11150 swing-out rotor
  • Four Sigma 13220 microtiter plate buckets
  • Sigma 17979 plate holders or inserts
  • Maximum plate height with the Sigma 13220 buckets: 54 mm
  • Maximum speed with the pictured bucket configuration: 4,100 rpm
  • Maximum RCF with the pictured bucket configuration: approximately 3,007 × g
  • Compatible formats include microtiter plates, multiwell plates and other plate formats that match the adapter and plate height

Specifications

  • Maximum speed: 16,000 rpm
  • Speed range: 200 to 16,000 rpm
  • Maximum RCF: up to 26,328 × g, depending on rotor
  • Maximum capacity: 4 × 750 mL, depending on rotor configuration
  • Temperature range: -20 to +40 degrees C
  • Control: digital LCD control for rpm, RCF, acceleration, deceleration, temperature and time
  • Rotor recognition: automatic
  • Drive: maintenance-free induction motor
  • Electrical supply: 230 VAC, 50/60 Hz
  • Current rating: 7.2 A
  • Power rating: 1.63 kW
  • Maximum kinetic energy: 54,458 Nm
  • Reference: 317.00 V01
  • Made in Germany
  • CE marked

The centrifuge is used and was manufactured in 2021. The display is active and shows rotor recognition.

What these specifications mean

The pictured Sigma 13220 bucket configuration limits operation to 4,100 rpm and approximately 3,007 × g. The 54 mm maximum plate height defines which microtiter and multiwell plates fit this configuration.

The centrifuge reaches up to 16,000 rpm and 26,328 × g depending on the installed rotor. The pictured plate configuration therefore provides different operating limits from the centrifuge's maximum values.

The temperature range of -20 to +40 degrees C supports refrigerated centrifugation and positive-temperature sample processing.

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Frequently asked questions

How long does laboratory equipment typically last?

With a service contract, ten to fifteen years is normal for most benchtop instruments. Detectors and pumps are the parts that wear first.

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What is the typical lead time for refurbished equipment?

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Last updated 6 November 2026