Beckman SW28 Swing-Bucket Ultracentrifuge Rotor, 28,000 rpm, Six-Bucket

Name: Beckman SW28 Swing-Bucket Ultracentrifuge Rotor, 28,000 rpm, Six-Bucket
Brand: Beckman Coulter
SKU: 99374
Price: 6181.99 EUR
Availability: InStock

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Max Speed: 28000 rpm
Rotor Type: Swing-Out
Detail: Rotor Included

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Brands: Beckman Coulter
New/Used: Used
Max Speed: 28000 rpm

Rotor Type: Swing-Out
Detail: Rotor Included

Product description

Used Beckman SW28 swing-bucket ultracentrifuge rotor with six buckets and a maximum speed of 28,000 rpm.

The Beckman SW28 swing-bucket ultracentrifuge rotor is a six-bucket rotor designed for high-speed centrifugation and large-volume fractionation workflows. It has a maximum rotational speed of 28,000 rpm and numbered bucket positions from 1 to 6 around the rotor circumference.

Model: SW28
Rotor configuration: Swing-bucket
Maximum speed: 28,000 rpm
Bucket capacity: 6 positions
Bucket markings: Positions 1–6
Included components: Red rotor stand and six caps/adapters
Storage accessory: BECKMAN 331186-marked storage block
Condition: Used; sold as-is
Country of origin marking: Ireland

This Beckman centrifuge rotor is suitable for ultracentrifugation applications involving cell fractionation, virus processing, and subcellular fractionation. It may be relevant to biotechnology, molecular biology, virology, bioprocessing, and biomedical research workflows requiring high-speed sample separation. Dimensions and weight have not been verified.

€6,182 sits above most centrifuge rotors or parts here. The middle half of the 1,684 with a price runs from €179 to €2,250.

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