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Sigma Laborzentrifugen 11150 centrifuge rotor with four 13220 microtiter buckets and 17979 inserts for compatible Sigma centrifuges.
The Sigma Laborzentrifugen 11150 centrifuge rotor is a swing-out rotor for microplate centrifugation in life sciences laboratories. It supports microtiter plates, multiwell plates and compatible plate formats for sample preparation, PCR plate processing and assay preparation.
The set includes one Sigma 11150 rotor, four Sigma 13220 microtiter plate buckets and Sigma 17979 inserts or plate holders. The buckets and inserts configure the rotor for compatible microplate formats.
The rotor set is used and supplied as pictured. It fits compatible Sigma centrifuges that support rotor 11150. The 13220 bucket configuration has a maximum speed of 4,100 rpm, a maximum RCF of approximately 3,007 x g and a maximum plate height of 54 mm.
The Sigma 11150 rotor set is intended for microtiter plates, multiwell plates and compatible plate formats. It is also used for sample preparation, PCR plate processing, assay preparation and general laboratory plate handling. Compatibility is specified for Sigma centrifuges supporting rotor 11150.
This unit is used and supplied as pictured.
The 13220 bucket configuration sets the operating limit for this rotor set at 4,100 rpm and approximately 3,007 x g. These values define the centrifugal force available for microplate centrifugation with the included buckets.
The 54 mm maximum plate height determines which microtiter plates, multiwell plates and compatible plate formats fit the included bucket configuration. Compatibility also depends on the host centrifuge supporting Sigma rotor 11150.
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Last updated 4 November 2026
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