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Have you tested the Zeba Dye and Biotin Removal Spin Columns/Filter Plates using fixed angle rotor and swinging bucket rotor centrifuges? Product FAQ

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The performance of the Zeba Dye and Biotin Removal resin is not affected by the type of centrifuge rotor.

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Application Note: K-Factor Centrifuge Rotors Product Literature

Large Capacity Centrifuge Rotors Specifications [EN] Product Literature

Sorvall LYNX Superspeed Centrifuge Rotors RTBA [EN] Product Literature

How can features and easier communication between the unit and the user be achieved with Thermo Scientific General Purpose Pro Centrifuges? Product Literature

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45735-e-Micro-Ultracentrifuge Rotors [EN] Manual / Product Insert

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How can I calculate the correct rotor speed (RPM) to use for pelleting my cells by centrifugation? Product FAQ

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Cells should be pelleted by centrifugation at 180 x g (relative centrifugal force, RCF). The correct rotor speed can be calculated by measuring the maximum radius of your rotor and entering the information into the table found at this website (https://www.eppendorf.com/US-en/Products/Special/Webtools/centrifuge-speed-calculator/). For example, to centrifuge cells at 180 x g (RCF) in a rotor with a radius of 15 cm, you would spin the cells at 1,036 rpm.

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Brochure: Thermo Scientific DynaSpin Single-Use Centrifuge Green Fact Sheet Product Literature

Specification Sheet: Fiberlite H3-LV Rotor Product Literature

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Can I use a clinical centrifuge for the S.N.A.P. midiprep and midiprep systems? Product FAQ

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No, we know of no clinical centrifuges that can reach 5,000 x g. Most clinical centrifuges have a maximum in the range of 3,000 to 4,000 x g. A high-speed swinging bucket rotor is therefore required for these systems. Often researchers will attempt to compensate for lower g force by increasing centrifugation time; however, this will not work.

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Specification Sheet: Fiberlite F6-10x1000 LEX Rotor Product Literature

Rotor Safety Program Product Literature

Sorvall LYNX Superspeed Centrifuge Series [EN] Product Literature

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