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High-speed refrigerated benchtop microcentrifuge 21,300×g up to 24x1.5/2mL tubes, -10 to 40°C control
The Eppendorf 5425R is a benchtop high-speed refrigerated microcentrifuge designed for precise separation of microvolume samples essential in molecular biology, biotechnology, and clinical diagnostics. It provides a maximum centrifugal force of 21,300×g with a speed range between 100 and 15,060 rpm, suitable for bioprocessing and gene editing workflows. The unit accommodates up to 24 x 1.5/2.0 mL tubes or 10 x 5 mL tubes, making it ideal for synthetic biology and molecular diagnostics applications requiring efficient microvolume sample processing.
Key technical features include:
Physically compact with dimensions of 29×48×26 cm and a weight of 21.0 kg, the centrifuge fits well on laboratory benches where space conservation is critical. The included FA-24×2 rotor supports versatile sample loading formats required for live-cell imaging preparation and fluorescence analysis.
Please note, this is a used unit sold as-is with visible cracks on the upper casing and without the accompanying carriage, which may affect handling but not core functionality. Confirmation of operational performance is recommended prior to use in high-stakes biotechnology or clinical research settings. This model remains widely adopted in synthetic biology research and critical in biopharmaceutical production pipelines for reliable microvolume centrifugation.
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Last updated 4 November 2026
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