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SIGMA 11222 Oscillating Rotor with 2 Rectangular Buckets

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Product description

A high-performance rotor for precise centrifugal separation and cooling.

The SIGMA 11222 oscillating rotor is equipped with two rectangular buckets (model 13222) offering a robust setup for effective separation processes. The maximum plate height is 56 mm, and it operates at a peak speed of 3,000 rpm with a maximum RCF of 1.218 x g when used with SIGMA models 3-18KS or 3-18KHS. Each support can manage a load of up to 337 g. Notably, it maintains a temperature of less than 4°C even at maximum speed. With an operating angle of 90°, this rotor is optimized for performance and efficiency in laboratory centrifugation activities.

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Last updated 19 October 2026