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Benchtop refrigerated centrifuge Kubota 1209/2800 with rotor and 15ml conical tube buckets, ideal for biotech workflows.
The Kubota 1209/2800 is a benchtop refrigerated centrifuge designed for laboratory applications, including molecular diagnostics and bioprocessing workflows. This system includes the main centrifuge unit, rotor, and buckets accommodating 15ml conical tubes (8-place capacity), supporting sample processing with temperature control critical for biomolecule stability.
This centrifuge model is widely adopted in biomanufacturing and biomedical engineering labs for fluorescence analysis sample prep and other live-cell imaging support applications. The refrigerated feature ensures sample integrity for sensitive biomolecules during centrifugation cycles, making it suitable for advanced biotechnology pipelines.
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Last updated 19 October 2026
