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Ortoalresa UNICEN21

€1,795excl. VAT

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Product description

Enhance lab precision with the Ortoalresa UNICEN 21 centifuge for consistent liquid separation.

Ortoalresa UNICEN 21 centrifuge with RT 173 swinging bucket rotor. Maximum speed 4,200 rpm and F.C.R: 2860xg. Includes RE341 reducers for 4 Falcon-type tubes of 50 mL with and without skirt and RE339 reducers for 4 Falcon-type tubes of 15 mL. Timer from 1 to 99 min or continuous. 3-phase braking control. Unbalance safety. Autoclavable rotors. Forced ventilation. Rolled steel housing, ABS plastic front. AISI 304 stainless steel chamber. Programmable automatic opening with viewer. Lock. LED display. Microprocessor control. Includes manual.

Increase the precision of your laboratory with the Ortoalresa Unicen 21 Centrifuge and its swing-out rotor RT 173, available at Galileo Equipment. This equipment is ideal for the separation of liquid mixtures, ideal for applications in molecular biology, analytical chemistry and pharmacology. The swing-out rotor RT 173 provides an effective and uniform separation, guaranteeing consistent results in each use. Its robust design and advanced technology ensure durability and ease of use. Improve the efficiency and safety of your processes with this high-performance centrifuge. Take advantage of our exclusive offers and optimize your laboratory today!

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Frequently asked questions

How long does laboratory equipment typically last?

With a service contract, ten to fifteen years is normal for most benchtop instruments. Detectors and pumps are the parts that wear first.

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Last updated 19 October 2026