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Mini tube rotator ACR-100 with stepper motor, supporting multiple tube sizes, 10-40 rpm, ideal for biotechnology sample mixing
The AS ONE Mini Rotator ACR-100 (model 2-922-01) is a benchtop tube rotator designed for controlled sample mixing in biotechnology and clinical diagnostics. It supports a versatile range of tube sizes, including 0.5 mL up to 50 mL tubes, accommodating up to 42 tubes for 0.5 mL size and 6 tubes for 50 mL size. The rotator operates with a stepper motor rated at 6 W, enabling precise rotational speeds from 10 to 40 rpm, suitable for gentle mixing and incubation tasks in molecular biology workflows.
The device features dual agitation modes: rotational and oscillatory (shaking) motion, enhancing its flexibility for live-cell imaging sample preparation and other bioprocessing applications. It functions reliably within a temperature range of 4°C to 60°C, supporting temperature-sensitive synthetic biology and molecular diagnostics protocols.
Key physical attributes include a compact footprint with dimensions of 258 × 148 × 196 mm and a lightweight design at 1.2 kg, facilitating easy integration into benchtop laboratory setups. The power input is compatible with global voltages (AC 100-240 V, 50/60 Hz), ensuring broad usability.
This used unit is sold as-is and may not retain all original manufacturer specifications, making it suitable for laboratories seeking cost-effective solutions for sample tube agitation in biotechnology, cell culture, and clinical research environments.
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Last updated 19 October 2026
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