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Thermo Electron Micromax RF Refrigerated Microcentrifuge
University of Alberta
Overview: The Thermo Electron Micromax RF Refrigerated Microcentrifuge is designed for high-speed sample preparation in biochemical assays, offering precise temperature control to maintain sample integrity.
Key Features:
- High-speed rotation with refrigeration capabilities
- Compact design suitable for benchtop use
- Advanced temperature control for sensitive samples
Technical Specifications:
- temperature range: -9°C to 40°C
- heating/cooling rate: 5°C per minute
- temperature uniformity: ±1°C
- chamber dimensions: 30 cm x 25 cm x 20 cm
- capacity/load: 24 x 1.5/2.0 mL tubes
- power consumption: 500 W
Applications: Ideal for molecular biology, clinical, and biochemical research requiring precise temperature control during centrifugation.
iSMART Institute
Research lab focused on advancing scientific knowledge and innovation.
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ISmart Institute
Faculty of Science
University of Alberta
EquipmentAvailable
Thermo Electron Micromax RF Refrigerated Microcentrifuge
University of Alberta
Overview: The Thermo Electron Micromax RF Refrigerated Microcentrifuge is designed for high-speed sample preparation in biochemical assays, offering precise temperature control to maintain sample integrity.
Key Features:
- High-speed rotation with refrigeration capabilities
- Compact design suitable for benchtop use
- Advanced temperature control for sensitive samples
Technical Specifications:
- temperature range: -9°C to 40°C
- heating/cooling rate: 5°C per minute
- temperature uniformity: ±1°C
- chamber dimensions: 30 cm x 25 cm x 20 cm
- capacity/load: 24 x 1.5/2.0 mL tubes
- power consumption: 500 W
Applications: Ideal for molecular biology, clinical, and biochemical research requiring precise temperature control during centrifugation.
iSMART Institute
Research lab focused on advancing scientific knowledge and innovation.
II
ISmart Institute
Faculty of Science
University of Alberta
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