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Thermo Scientific F14-14x50cy Fixed-Angle Centrifuge Rotor, 14 × 50 mL, for LYNX 4000/6000, 096-145075

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Item no.
10352eBay
Rotor Type
Fixed Angle
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Specifications 4

Brands
Thermo Fisher Scientific
New/Used
Used
Item no.
10352eBay
Rotor Type
Fixed Angle

Product description

Fixed-angle rotor with 14 × 50 mL capacity for Thermo Scientific LYNX 4000 and LYNX 6000 centrifuges.

The Thermo Scientific F14-14x50cy fixed-angle centrifuge rotor provides 14 positions for 50 mL vessels and is designed for compatibility with Thermo Scientific LYNX 4000 and LYNX 6000 centrifuges. Its fixed-angle configuration supports reliable pelletization and efficient separation of larger sample volumes in a single centrifugation run.

Technical specifications

  • Rotor type: Fixed angle
  • Capacity: 14 × 50 mL
  • Compatibility: Thermo Scientific LYNX 4000 and LYNX 6000 centrifuges
  • Item number: 096-145075
  • Origin: USA
  • Condition: Good used condition; fully functional

This high-throughput centrifuge rotor is suitable for laboratory sample preparation, biotechnology workflows, molecular biology research, and routine separation applications requiring 50 mL vessel capacity.

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Last updated 19 October 2026