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Thermo centrifuge rotor with 18 positions for 1.5/2 mL tubes, part numbers 75003406 and 75003418.
The Thermo 75003406 / 75003418 centrifuge rotor is designed to accommodate 18 tubes with 1.5/2 mL capacity. This laboratory centrifuge accessory is suitable for sample separation workflows in molecular biology, biotechnology, clinical research, and routine laboratory processing.
This Thermo rotor is suitable for applications including nucleic acid preparation, molecular diagnostics, protein research, and sample processing in biopharmaceutical and life science laboratories.
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Last updated 7 November 2026
€357 sits in the middle range centrifuge rotors or parts here. The middle half of the 1,656 with a price runs from €179 to €2,250.
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