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Sigma 17019 3 × 15 mL Falcon Tube Adapters with 13104 Rotor and 11133 Buckets

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Sigma 17019 adapters for 3 × 15 mL Falcon tubes with 13104 rotor and 11133 buckets.

Sigma 17019 centrifuge tube adapters configured for 3 × 15 mL Falcon tubes, supplied with 13104 rotor and 11133 buckets. The listing includes four adapters and is intended for compatible Sigma centrifuge systems, including the Sigma 3-18 and 3-16 K series referenced in the title.

  • Adapter model: Sigma 17019
  • Tube configuration: 3 × 15 mL Falcon tubes
  • Included rotor: 13104
  • Included buckets: 11133
  • Quantity: 4 adapters
  • Condition: Tested, fully functional, and ready for use

This centrifuge rotor and adapter assembly is suitable for sample separation workflows in biotechnology, molecular biology, clinical diagnostics, and general laboratory research. Verify centrifuge and rotor compatibility before installation.

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Last updated 1 November 2026