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Thermo Scientific 75003609 Aerosol-Tight ClickSeal Lid for 750 mL TX-750 Rotor

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Product description

Aerosol-tight ClickSeal lid for 750 mL round buckets used with Thermo Scientific TX-750 rotors.

The Thermo Scientific 75003609 Aerosol-Tight ClickSeal Lid is designed for 750 mL round buckets used with the TX-750 swing-bucket centrifuge rotor. It provides a secure, aerosol-tight seal during centrifugation to help prevent sample leakage, aerosol release, and cross-contamination.

  • Compatible rotor: Thermo Scientific TX-750 swing-bucket rotor
  • Compatible containers: 750 mL round buckets
  • Closure system: ClickSeal, tool-free operation
  • Material: Durable, chemical-resistant plastic
  • Weight: Approximately 150 g per lid
  • Cleaning: Autoclavable and easy to disinfect
  • Part number: 75003609

The tool-free ClickSeal mechanism enables quick, secure closure while supporting safe sample handling in research, biotechnology, molecular biology, and clinical laboratory centrifugation workflows. The lid is supplied in very good, tested, fully functional condition and is ready for laboratory use.

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Last updated 19 October 2026