VWR MicroStar 12 Microcentrifuge with 12 x 1.5 mL Rotor, 13,500 rpm

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Max Speed: 13500 rpm
Max RCF: 12000 × g
Sample Capacity: 12 positions
Detail: Rotor Included

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Brands: VWR
New/Used: Used
Max Speed: 13500 rpm

Max RCF: 12000 × g
Sample Capacity: 12 positions
Detail: Rotor Included

Product description

Compact VWR microcentrifuge with 12 x 1.5 mL rotor, 13,500 rpm, and approximately 12,000 × g RCF.

VWR MicroStar 12 microcentrifuge is a compact benchtop centrifuge designed for small-volume sample preparation in molecular biology, biochemistry, clinical laboratories, and routine laboratory workflows.

Includes a 12-position rotor for 1.5 mL tubes
Maximum speed: 13,500 rpm
Maximum RCF: approximately 12,000 × g, depending on rotor configuration
Simple controls with timer and adjustable speed
Safety features include lid locking and imbalance detection
Compact, robust, and low-vibration design
Power supply: standard mains connection
Dimensions: approximately 23 x 19 x 15 cm (L x W x H)
Weight: approximately 4.5 kg
Condition: very good, tested, fully functional, and ready for use

This VWR MicroStar 12 is suitable for rapid centrifugation of microvolume samples used in molecular biology, biochemical analysis, clinical diagnostics, and biotechnology workflows.

€952 sits in the middle range centrifuges here. The middle half of the 1,513 with a price runs from €179 to €3,250.

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