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Thermo Scientific F10-6x500y Fiberlite Fixed-Angle Carbon Fiber Centrifuge Rotor

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Min. RCF
4,592 x g
Max. RCF
17,700 x g
Max. Speed
10,000rpm
Max. Capacity
6 x 500mL (3000 mL)
Radius (Metric) Max.
158mm
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Specifications 12

Brands
Thermo Fisher Scientific
New/Used
Used
Min. RCF
4,592 x g
Max. RCF
17,700 x g
Max. Speed
10,000rpm
Max. Capacity
6 x 500mL (3000 mL)
Radius (Metric) Max.
158mm
Radius (Metric) Min.
41mm
Angle
23°
Material
Carbon fiber composite
K Factor
3413
Weight
28 lbs

Product description

Lightweight Thermo F10-6x500y Fiberlite carbon fiber rotor with 6x500mL capacity, 10,000 RPM max speed, ideal for bioprocessing

The Thermo Scientific F10-6x500y Fiberlite Rotor is a fixed-angle carbon fiber rotor engineered for high-performance centrifugation in biotechnology and molecular diagnostics applications. Compatible with Thermo’s Sorvall RC series, Beckman Coulter J2/Avanti, and Hitachi CR21/22 centrifuges, this rotor supports robust bioprocessing workflows requiring reliable separation of large-volume samples.

Key specifications include:

  • Capacity: Six 500 mL tubes (total 3000 mL)
  • Speed: Up to 10,000 RPM enabling centrifugal forces from 4,592 × g to 17,700 × g
  • Angle: Fixed angle of 23° for optimal sedimentation
  • Material: Advanced carbon fiber composite offering superior strength-to-weight ratio over titanium or aluminum and resistance to corrosion
  • Radius: 41 mm (min) to 158 mm (max)
  • Weight: Approximately 28 lbs, enhancing rotor handling and reducing stress on centrifuge systems
  • Autoclavable: Enables sterilization for aseptic processing critical to biomanufacturing and cell culture protocols
  • Safety: ELC (Enhanced Liquid Containment) technology minimizes aerosol and spill risks during high-speed operation
  • K Factor: 3,413, indicative of rotor efficiency in sedimentation processes

This rotor is widely adopted in synthetic biology research, biopharmaceutical production pipelines, and live-cell imaging sample preparation, supporting gene editing and molecular cloning workflows. Its combination of large capacity, lightweight design, and compatibility across multiple centrifuge brands positions it as an essential tool for advanced biotechnology labs.

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Last updated 19 October 2026