The Eppendorf A-2-MTP Swing-Bucket Rotor is a high-quality and reliable centrifuge rotor specifically designed for the centrifugation of microtest plates and other compatible plate formats.
Thanks to its precision engineering and proven Eppendorf quality, this rotor is ideally suited for demanding applications in molecular biology, biotechnology, pharmaceutical research, and general laboratory analysis.
The swing-bucket technology allows the plates to move into a horizontal position during centrifugation, ensuring uniform sedimentation and efficient sample separation.
The rotor is supplied complete with a matching windshield and is designed for use with the Eppendorf Centrifuge 5430 and 5430 R.
Technical Specifications
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Manufacturer: Eppendorf
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Model: A-2-MTP
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Device Type: Swing-Bucket Centrifuge Rotor
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Rotor Type: Swing-Bucket Rotor for Microtest Plates
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Capacity: 2 microtest plates (depending on plate format)
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Compatibility: Eppendorf Centrifuge 5430 / 5430 R
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Application: Centrifugation of microtest plates and compatible plate formats
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Scope of Delivery: Swing-bucket rotor including windshield
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Construction: Robust, durable laboratory-grade design
Typical Applications
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Molecular biology and biotechnology
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Centrifugation of microtest plates
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DNA and RNA sample preparation
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Pharmaceutical and biochemical research
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High-throughput screening
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Sample preparation and routine laboratory analysis
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General laboratory applications
Key Features and Benefits
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High-quality Eppendorf engineering
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Swing-bucket technology for uniform sample sedimentation
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Specifically designed for microtest plates
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Compatible with Eppendorf Centrifuge 5430 and 5430 R
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Includes matching windshield
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Robust and durable construction
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Ideal for demanding laboratory applications
Condition
Brand New in Original Packaging
The rotor is brand new, unused, and supplied in its original packaging.
The Eppendorf A-2-MTP is an excellent choice for laboratories looking for a reliable, high-performance swing-bucket rotor for efficient centrifugation of microtest plates.
