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Sigma QIAGEN 09100F Swing-Out Rotor for 2 MTP/DWP Plates, 6,200 rpm

€892.5excl. VAT

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Rotor Type
Swing-Out
Max Speed
6200 rpm
Sample Capacity
2 positions
Detail
Rotor Included
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Specifications 6

Brands
Sigma-Aldrich
New/Used
Used
Rotor Type
Swing-Out
Max Speed
6200 rpm
Sample Capacity
2 positions
Detail
Rotor Included

Product description

Swing-out rotor for two MTP or DWP plates, compatible with adapters 09060 and 09366, rated to 6,200 rpm.

The Sigma QIAGEN 09100F swing-out centrifuge rotor is designed for high-throughput processing of microtiter plates (MTP) and deepwell plates (DWP) in compatible Sigma centrifuges. It accommodates two MTP or DWP plates and supports a maximum speed of 6,200 rpm.

  • Rotor type: Swing-out
  • Capacity: 2 × microtiter plates (MTP) or deepwell plates (DWP)
  • Maximum speed: 6,200 rpm
  • Compatible adapters: 09060 and 09366
  • Compatibility: QIAGEN centrifuge models in the 6200 series
  • Included: 1 × QIAGEN 09100F swing-out rotor

This microplate centrifuge rotor is suitable for molecular biology, genomics, biotechnology, and automated QIAGEN workflows, including nucleic acid purification and other plate-based sample-processing applications. The rotor is in good used condition, fully functional, and shows normal signs of use; the rotor buckets are intact and operational.

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Last updated 19 October 2026