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Sigma 4K10 Refrigerated Centrifuge with Rotors

UsedSigma-AldrichCentrifugesUnited Kingdom

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Rotor Included
Yes
Rotor Model
3 Different rotors
Rotor Buckets Included
Yes
Rotor Bucket Model
Multiple Sets of Buckets
Minimum Temperature (˚C)
-17.6
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Specifications 9

Brands
Sigma-Aldrich
New/Used
Used
Rotor Included
Yes
Rotor Model
3 Different rotors
Rotor Buckets Included
Yes
Rotor Bucket Model
Multiple Sets of Buckets
Minimum Temperature (˚C)
-17.6
Maximum Temperature (˚C)
27.9
Maximum Speed (RPM)
5500

Product description

Sigma 4K10 Centrifuge, precise, includes 3 versatile rotors.

The Sigma 4K10 Refrigerated Centrifuge, formerly used in a university setting, is now available. This robust unit is in admirable cosmetic condition and fully operational, capable of achieving low temperatures effectively. However, it maintained a temperature of 26°C when set to 37°C. This model includes three distinct rotors: a Sigma Swing-out Rotor Nr. 11140, capable of handling up to 284 buckets with 12 sample holders in three sets of four; a high-speed Sigma Rotor Nr. 12167, operating at 13000/min; and a Sigma Angle Rotor Nr. 12166. The unit offers versatility and reliable performance for laboratory centrifugation needs.

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Last updated 19 October 2026