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Used Sigma 3-16PK refrigerated centrifuge with swing bucket rotor S11133 for 50ml conical tubes
This Sigma 3-16PK laboratory refrigerated centrifuge is equipped with a swing bucket rotor S11133 designed to accommodate 50 ml conical tubes. Featuring refrigerating capability, it supports temperature-controlled centrifugation critical in biotechnology and molecular diagnostics workflows. This used benchtop cooling centrifuge is sold as-is, with potential limitations on original performance and functions. The unit is widely applicable in bioprocessing, cell imaging, and biopharmaceutical production pipelines, providing reliable separation for biochemical samples in research laboratories. Essential for molecular cloning workflows, it supports critical sample preparation steps requiring controlled centrifugal force and temperature.
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Last updated 19 October 2026