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Tommy Seiko TMA-300 Rack-in Rotor for 3-Layer Centrifuge Applications

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Product description

Rack-in rotor TMA-300 by Tommy Seiko, used for 3-layer tube arrangement in centrifugation, supports various bioprocess applications.

The Tommy Seiko TMA-300 Rack-in Rotor is a specialized centrifuge rotor designed for accommodating a 3-layer arrangement of sample tubes. This centrifuge accessory optimizes sample throughput and organization during high-speed centrifugation processes, commonly used in biotechnology research, molecular diagnostics, and bioprocessing workflows.

  • Compatible model: TMA-300 series
  • Design: Rack-in rotor allowing efficient tube loading in a three-tier format
  • Applications: Suitable for biotechnology labs focused on cell fractionation, gene editing workflows, and biomanufacturing sample preparation
  • Condition: Used equipment sold as-is; performance and functionality may not fully meet original specifications
  • Material and dimensions: Not specified (please verify prior to use)

This rotor is essential for laboratories conducting high-throughput sample processing and is widely adopted in synthetic biology research needing reliable centrifuge accessories for molecular biology protocols. Buyers should carefully confirm compatibility and performance requirements due to the product's used status.

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Last updated 19 October 2026