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Genevac EZ-2 H-Rotor Assembly with Side-Bridge Swings and Anodized Aluminum Sample Blocks

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Product Type
H-Rotor with Side-Bridge Swings and Sample Blocks
Number of Sample Blocks
2
Positions per Block
12
Total Capacity
24 vials
Maximum Vial Diameter
27.5 mm
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Brands
Genevac
New/Used
Used
Product Type
H-Rotor with Side-Bridge Swings and Sample Blocks
Number of Sample Blocks
2
Positions per Block
12
Total Capacity
24 vials
Maximum Vial Diameter
27.5 mm
Maximum Vial Length
75 mm
Maximum Loaded Mass per Block
1.12 kg
Maximum Mass per Swing Assembly
1.5 kg including swing, block, and samples
Block Material
Anodized aluminum

Product description

Genevac EZ-2 H-rotor holds 24 vials (up to 27.5 mm dia x 75 mm length) with anodized aluminum blocks for centrifugal evaporation.

The Genevac EZ-2 H-Rotor Assembly (PN 10-5013) is a precision-engineered swinging bucket rotor designed for use with centrifugal evaporators, specifically excluding Genevac Series 1 systems. This unit features:

  • Two side-bridge swing assemblies for stable vial support during centrifugation and evaporation
  • Two anodized aluminum sample blocks, each accommodating 12 vials, yielding a total capacity of 24 positions
  • Vials supported up to 27.5 mm diameter and 75 mm length, suitable for a wide range of sample types in molecular diagnostics and synthetic biology workflows
  • Blocks provide enhanced thermal conductivity to improve heat transfer during centrifugal evaporation, essential for efficient solvent removal in bioprocessing and molecular cloning workflows
  • Maximum loaded mass per block is 1.12 kg, with an overall maximum swing assembly weight (including block and samples) of 1.5 kg, ensuring safe and reliable operation
  • Construction with anodized aluminum guarantees durability and corrosion resistance, critical for repeated use in biomedical engineering labs and biotechnology research environments

This rotor assembly is widely adopted in synthetic biology and molecular diagnostics applications where precise solvent evaporation under centrifugation is critical. It integrates seamlessly into biopharmaceutical production pipelines requiring robust sample processing accessories.

The Genevac EZ-2 H-Rotor supports efficient centrifugal evaporation workflows, enabling reliable sample preparation for downstream fluorescence analysis, nucleic acid purification, and live-cell imaging sample processing. The design balances high capacity with stringent mass limits to ensure rotor longevity and sample integrity.

Primary keywords: centrifugal evaporator rotor, swinging bucket rotor, anodized aluminum sample blocks, molecular diagnostics centrifuge accessory Long-tail keyword phrases: essential rotor assembly for centrifugal evaporation in biotechnology labs, widely used in molecular cloning solvent removal workflows, critical accessory for bioprocessing and synthetic biology research centrifugation

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Frequently asked questions

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Last updated 22 October 2026