EP5703000425

Eppendorf^® Centrifuge 5702 R G

incl. rotor A-4-38 and 15/50 mL adapters, AC/DC input 230 V, 50 - 60 Hz

• Código UNSPSC: 40161701
• NACRES: NB.81

Propiedades

• entrada CA/CC: 230 V AC, Schuko plug
• Características: CE compliant; refrigerated; to hold 4 100 mL round buckets; to hold 4 50 mL conical tubes; to hold 8 15 mL conical tubes; incl. rotor A-4-38 and 15/50 mL adapters
• envase: pkg of 1 ea
• fabricante / nombre comercial: Eppendorf^® 5703000425 (EU)
• Parámetros: temp. range at -9-40 °C; 3000 × g; 4400 rpm
• técnicas: centrifugation: suitable

Descripción

Descripción general

The 5702 family of low speed, general purpose centrifuges was especially designed to meet the requirement of low- to mid-throughput research and cell culture labs. They are compact in design so that one can fit comfortably on every lab bench, quiet in operation to benefit your work environment, and provide 6 different rotor options to accommodate any type of tube.

• Centrifuge 5702 for standard applications
• Refrigerated Centrifuge 5702 R for heat sensitive samples

Quality and safety

• Stainless steel rotor chamber is rust-free and easy to clean
• Imbalance detection for maximum safety
• Key lock to prevent accidental parameter changes
• Aerosol-tight caps for safe centrifugation of hazardous samples optionally available

Características y beneficios

• Max. speed: 3,000 × g (4,400 rpm)
• Very compact footprint to fit on every lab bench
• Very quiet operation to benefit your environment
• Low access height for simple loading and unloading of samples
• SOFT brake function for slow acceleration and braking. Optimized for cell separation by gradient centrifugation
• “At set RPM” function starts the timer when the selected rotational speed is reached for reproducible centrifugation runs
• Key lock to prevent unintentional adjustments
• Stainless steel rotor chamber is rust-free and easy to clean
• Electronic imbalance detection for maximum safety

Información legal

Eppendorf is a registered trademark of Eppendorf AG