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High-speed refrigerated centrifuge MX-307 with 16,000 rpm max, 21,130G, cooling -9–35°C, 50ml×4 capacity
The Tomy Seiko MX-307 Micro High-Speed Refrigerated Centrifuge is designed for precise centrifugation with cooling capabilities essential in molecular diagnostics and bioprocessing workflows. Equipped with the TMA-300 rotor and AR501-04 rack, it accommodates up to four 50 ml tubes, supporting diverse sample volumes. Key technical features include:
This used centrifuge unit is sold as-is and performance should be verified before critical biotechnological applications like gene editing or molecular cloning workflows. It remains valuable for routine clinical diagnostics and research requiring high-speed refrigerated centrifugation with confidence in temperature stability and repeatable g-force application.
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Last updated 19 October 2026