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Sigma 13190 Centrifuge Rotor with 2 × 17345 5 × 15 mL Conical Adapter Buckets

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Product description

Sigma centrifuge rotor with two 5 × 15 mL conical adapter buckets for compatible 3-18 and 3-16 K units.

This Sigma centrifuge accessory set includes a 13190 rotor and two 17345 adapter buckets, each configured for five 15 mL conical tubes. The components are identified as compatible with Sigma 3-18 and 3-16 K centrifuge systems.

  • Rotor: Sigma 13190
  • Adapter buckets: 2 × Sigma 17345
  • Tube capacity: 5 × 15 mL conical tubes per adapter bucket
  • Additional reference: 11133
  • Condition: Tested, fully functional, and ready for use

This rotor and bucket assembly is suitable for sample preparation workflows in molecular biology, biotechnology, cell culture, and clinical laboratory research. Compatibility should be verified against the specific centrifuge configuration before installation.

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Last updated 19 October 2026