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Sigma 11180 Swing-Bucket Centrifuge Rotor with MTP Carrier Buckets

€716.16excl. VAT

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Item no.
4900eBay
Rotor Type
Swing-Out
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Sigma-Aldrich
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Used
Item no.
4900eBay
Rotor Type
Swing-Out

Product description

Tested Sigma 11180 swing-bucket centrifuge rotor with MTP carrier buckets for microplate processing.

The Sigma 11180 swing-bucket centrifuge rotor is configured with MTP carrier buckets for centrifugation of microplates and compatible laboratory vessels. Its hanging-cup design allows the buckets to swing outward during operation, supporting horizontal sample separation.

  • Brand: Sigma
  • Model: 11180
  • Rotor configuration: Swing-bucket, hanging-cup design
  • Application: Microplate centrifugation and general laboratory sample processing
  • Carrier configuration: MTP carrier buckets
  • Compatibility references in listing: 3-16, 3-18, K, KL, L, PK, and KHS

The rotor has been tested and confirmed fully functional, and it is ready for use in laboratory centrifugation workflows. It may be suitable for biotechnology, molecular biology, cell culture, and microplate-based research applications where consistent horizontal sample handling is required. Availability of a compatible centrifuge and complete bucket configuration should be verified before purchase.

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Last updated 19 October 2026