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Hettich 1783-A Blood Collection Tube Adapter Set of 4 for Rotor 1754, Rotina 380

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Product description

Set of four aluminum adapters holding 16 blood collection tubes each for Hettich Rotor 1754.

The Hettich 1783-A Blood Collection Tube Adapter is designed for use with Rotor 1754 in the Rotina 380 centrifuge. Each adapter accommodates 16 blood collection tubes, supporting stable and secure centrifugation of blood samples in clinical diagnostics and laboratory analysis.

  • Quantity: Set of 4 adapters
  • Capacity: 16 blood collection tubes per adapter
  • Compatible centrifuge: Hettich Rotina 380
  • Compatible rotor: Rotor 1754
  • Material: Corrosion-resistant aluminum
  • Dimensions: Approximately 280 mm × 180 mm × 60 mm (W × D × H)
  • Weight: Approximately 3.5 kg per adapter
  • Design: Stable, durable, and easy to clean
  • Applications: Blood sample centrifugation, clinical diagnostics, and laboratory analysis
  • Condition: Very good condition and ready for use

This centrifuge rotor adapter set is suitable for laboratories processing blood collection tubes and performing routine sample preparation workflows.

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Last updated 22 October 2026