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Used Tomy Seiko MX-200 high-speed microcentrifuge with included rotor, designed for precise microvolume sample separation.
The Tomy Seiko MX-200 is a high-speed microcentrifuge specifically designed for the efficient separation of microvolume samples, ideal for biomedical and molecular biology laboratories focused on biotechnology applications such as gene editing, molecular diagnostics, and bioprocessing workflows. This used unit includes the original rotor, enabling centrifugation at speeds suitable for micro-sample processing. Sold as-is, the equipment may not retain all original performance capabilities, so verification of operational status is recommended prior to use. Widely applicable in synthetic biology research and critical for biopharmaceutical production pipelines, this benchtop microcentrifuge supports precise sample preparation tasks essential in molecular cloning and cell imaging protocols.
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Last updated 19 October 2026
