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Kontron Hermle A24.24 Fixed-Angle Centrifuge Rotor for 15 mL Tubes

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Product description

Fixed-angle rotor Kontron Hermle A24.24 with 24 x 15 mL capacity, max 24,000 rpm (70,960 x g) at 28° angle.

The Kontron Hermle A24.24 is a high-performance fixed-angle centrifuge rotor specifically designed for benchtop centrifuges used in molecular diagnostics, biotechnology, and bioprocessing applications. It accommodates 24 tubes of 15 mL capacity, enabling efficient sample processing with a maximum rotational speed of 24,000 rpm, generating a relative centrifugal force (RCF) up to 70,960 × g. The rotor’s fixed angle of 28° optimizes sedimentation efficiency, making it ideal for cell pelleting, biomolecule separation, and supernatant clarification essential in synthetic biology and biomanufacturing workflows. Its robust design supports reliable performance in clinical diagnostics and research laboratories requiring high-speed centrifugation for small-volume samples. This rotor is widely adopted in biomedical engineering and neuroscience sample preparation, providing consistent reproducibility across diverse experimental protocols.

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Last updated 19 October 2026