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Heraeus 2× 18 mm Adapter 76002906 for Primo R Highconic Rotor

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Brands
Thermo Fisher Scientific
New/Used
Used
Item no.
9985

Product description

2× 18 mm Heraeus centrifuge adapter for Primo R Highconic rotors.

The Heraeus 76002906 is a 2× 18 mm centrifuge adapter designed for use with a Primo R Highconic rotor. It is identified with adapter specification 7538 and is intended to support compatible tube positioning within the rotor assembly.

  • Brand: Heraeus
  • Part number: 76002906
  • Adapter configuration: 2×
  • Adapter size: 18 mm
  • Associated specification: 7538
  • Compatible rotor: Primo R Highconic rotor
  • Rotor reference: 7500758 in the title; the description also lists 75007588

The listing states that the device has been tested, is fully functional, and is ready for use. This centrifuge rotor adapter is suitable for laboratory sample processing workflows involving compatible Heraeus centrifuge systems and Highconic rotor configurations.

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Last updated 7 November 2026