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IEC 221 Swing-Out Rotor with 6 IEC 302 Shields (15 mL)

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Year
1987
MPN
Does not apply
Condition Description
IN GOOD CONDITION - AS SEEN IN PHOTOS
Rotor Type
Swing-out
Capacity / Volume
6x15mL
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Specifications 9

Brands
International Equipment Company
New/Used
Used
Year
1987
MPN
Does not apply
Condition Description
IN GOOD CONDITION - AS SEEN IN PHOTOS
Rotor Type
Swing-out
Capacity / Volume
6x15mL
Country/region of manufacture
United States
Custom Label
NK4

Product description

Trunnion-type swing-out rotor with six 15mL IEC 302 shields weighing 45.4g each.

  • Type: Swing-out rotor for centrifuge systems
  • Capacity: 6 places with IEC 302 shields
  • Shield volume: 15 mL each
  • Shield weight: 45.4 g per shield
  • Rotor design: Trunnion-type for balanced centrifugation
  • Intended for use with IEC-compatible centrifuge models requiring 6-place rotors and 15 mL shielding tubes.

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Last updated 20 October 2026