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Used Hitachi Himac CF9RX refrigerated multi-rotor centrifuge, ideal for bioprocessing and molecular diagnostics.
This used Hitachi Himac CF9RX refrigerated multi-rotor centrifuge is designed for advanced bioprocessing and molecular diagnostics applications requiring precise temperature control during centrifugal separation. It features a multi-rotor system allowing versatile tube capacity and rotor interchangeability to accommodate diverse sample types. Purchased in 2004, this unit is sold as-is, and original performance characteristics may not be fully retained. Ideal for biotechnology laboratories focused on cell fractionation, nucleic acid purification, and synthetic biology workflows, this cooling centrifuge maintains sample integrity with temperature regulation during high-speed centrifugation. Please verify functionality prior to purchase due to its used condition.
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Last updated 19 October 2026
