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Ti-15 Zonal Rotor and Lid, Titanium, without Core.Max RPM 32,000. Max RCF, 102,000 or 96,500 x g,&nbsp; k-Factor 481 or 468 Nominal Rotor Capacity: 1,675 or 1,350 mLWhen density gradient separation is performed in a&nbsp;zonal rotor, gradient and sample are loaded directly into the rotor cavity; no tubes or bottles are used (see below). Cylindrical or bowl-shaped zonal rotors have a capacity 50 to 100 times that of the typical swinging bucket rotor; thus zonal centrifugation enables large quantities of sample to be processed in much less time than in other types of rotors.<div><img alt=&quot;&quot; height=&quot;244&quot; width=&quot;368&quot; src=&quot;-/media/982cbda5ebff485f95f02ac744acf76e.ashx&quot; style=&quot;width: 207.091px; height: 150.364px;&quot; /></div>Major applications: Rate-zonal centrifugation of subcellular particles.For use in instruments classified: HS.Note: A continuous-output gradient pump able to operate against a backpressure of 20 psi (138 kPa) is also required. The purchased pump must be able to provide a flow of up to 50 mL/min. (3 L/hr.) and the pump head must accept 1/8 in. (3 mm) ID tubing.

Ti-15 Zonal Rotor and Lid, Titanium, without Core.

Max RPM 32,000. Max RCF, 102,000 or 96,500 x g,  k-Factor 481 or 468 Nominal Rotor Capacity: 1,675 or 1,350 mL

When density gradient separation is performed in a zonal rotor, gradient and sample are loaded directly into the rotor cavity; no tubes or bottles are used (Figure 1.2). Cylindrical or bowl-shaped zonal rotors have a capacity 50 to 100 times that of the typical swinging bucket rotor; thus zonal centrifugation enables large quantities of sample to be processed in much less time than in other types of rotors.


Major applications: Rate-zonal centrifugation of subcellular particles. . .

For use in instruments classified: HS.

Note: A continuous-output gradient pump able to operate against a backpressure of 20 psi (138 kPa) is also required. The purchased pump must be able to provide a flow of up to 50 mL/min. (3 L/hr.) and the pump head must accept 1/8 in. (3 mm) ID tubing.

Ti-15 Zonal Rotor without Core, Titanium

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