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Stainless steel GH 3.7 swinging bucket rotor with 3L capacity, max 3,750 RPM and 3,210 x g for precise fluid separation.
The GH 3.7 Swinging Bucket Rotor is engineered for high-performance centrifugation workflows in biomedical and biotechnology laboratories. Constructed from durable stainless steel, this rotor supports a nominal capacity of 3 liters distributed across four 750 mL load cavities, accommodating containers sized at 96 x 130 mm. It operates up to a maximum speed of 3,750 RPM, generating a maximum relative centrifugal force (RCF) of 3,210 x g, enabling efficient separation of biological samples, essential for molecular diagnostics and bioprocessing applications.
Key technical specifications include a k-factor of 15,560, with radii measurements of 86 mm (R min), 145 mm (R average), and 204 mm (R max), ensuring compatibility and optimal rotor dynamics within standard centrifuge models. Weighing 5.99 kg (13.2 lbs), the rotor balances robustness with precision engineering for research environments focusing on synthetic biology, cell imaging, and biomanufacturing.
Ideal for clinical diagnostics and biotechnology research, the GH 3.7 rotor facilitates critical sample preparation processes such as plasma separation and nucleic acid isolation. Its stainless steel build ensures longevity and resistance to wear, suitable for repetitive high-speed centrifugation cycles in gene editing and molecular cloning workflows.
This equipment is provided in very good condition, with minimal cosmetic wear, guaranteeing reliable operation. Note that computer and software are not included. The product comes with a 30-day parts warranty, reflecting confidence in consistent laboratory performance.
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Last updated 1 November 2026
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