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Multi-tube refrigerated centrifuge LX-130 with max 9000rpm, 9600G, temp range -9°C to 35°C, includes TS-38LB/TS-7LB rotors
The Tommy Seiko LX-130 is a multi-tube refrigerated centrifuge designed for laboratory bioprocessing, molecular diagnostics, and biotechnology workflows requiring controlled temperature centrifugation. It supports a maximum speed of 9,000 rpm and a relative centrifugal force of 9,600 G, suitable for efficient separation in synthetic biology, gene editing experiments, and biomanufacturing pipelines. The centrifuge accommodates up to four tubes of 290 ml each, enabling large volume processing. Temperature settings range from -9°C to 35°C, critical for live-cell imaging sample preparation and thermal-sensitive biomolecule isolation. Speed can be precisely adjusted between 100 and 9,000 rpm to optimize spin conditions for various applications including molecular cloning and clinical diagnostics. The unit measures 53 cm wide, 72 cm deep, and 86.5 cm high, and weighs 140 kg. It operates on single-phase AC 100V power supply (15A, 50/60Hz). The LX-130 includes rotors TS-38LB and TS-7LB, facilitating versatile rotor selection for diverse centrifugation needs. Being a used model sold as-is, buyers should verify functionality prior to use but will benefit from a robust centrifuge widely used in biotechnology and research laboratories requiring reliable refrigerated centrifugation.
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Last updated 19 October 2026