5427R MicroCentrifuge from Eppendorf

Whether you are dealing with microplate processing, blood banking, sample preparation and processing, cell and tissue culture, drug discovery, or other clinical applications, reliable separation of fluids based on density is fundamental. Finding the right microcentrifuge to spin fluid samples or collect pelleting particles from suspension from different mediums is important. Given a wide range of models, brands, and online stores to select from, acquiring the perfect lab centrifuge for your particular lab applications might be an overwhelming task. Lab.Equipment is going to make things a lot easier for you! Find out how the Eppendorf 5427R is recommended for your separation needs and routine applications below. But if it does not, go through our review, FAQ, and comparison of the 5427R with other lab centrifuges to acquire the perfect unit for your application requirements.

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What is the speed offered by the Eppendorf 5427R MicroCentrifuge?

The Eppendorf 5427R MicroCentrifuge is a fixed speed unit, allowing users to run fluid samples at 16,220 RPM.

How much separation power does the Eppendorf 5427R MicroCentrifuge come with?

The maximum amount of force that can be applied to your samples within the Eppendorf 5427R MicroCentrifuge is 25,000 x g

What type of rotors does the Eppendorf 5427R MicroCentrifuge feature?

With fixed angle rotors capable of running sample tubes at a stable angle, usually ranging from 25° to 40°, the Eppendorf 5427R MicroCentrifuge is recommended when working with high centrifugal forces and is best for pelleting particles from suspension, collecting pellets, or removing excess debris.

Is the Eppendorf 5427R MicroCentrifuge a refrigerated unit or not?

The Eppendorf 5427R MicroCentrifuge is a refrigerated unit capable of running biological samples that must be maintained at a specific temperature or kept cool. It is perfect for users dealing with PCR, DNA, and RNA applications as well as research applications including biochemistry, cellular and molecular biology, physical and chemical analysis.

What are the lowest and highest set temperatures offered by the Eppendorf 5427R MicroCentrifuge?

Use the Eppendorf 5427R MicroCentrifuge to confidently spin and maintain various samples because comes with set temperature ranging from -11C to 40C

Here are some of the key features of the Eppendorf 5427R MicroCentrifuge:

You can fit and spin this many sample tubes in the unit:
1.5 mL: 48
2.0 mL: 48

Automatically turn off the Eppendorf 5427R MicroCentrifuge after a preset time since it comes with a timer that can run from 10 to 599 seconds.

Improve work productivity with the Eppendorf 5427R MicroCentrifuge that only takes 18 seconds to touch full speed.

It takes 18 seconds for the Eppendorf 5427R MicroCentrifuge to reach its full stop.

The Eppendorf 5427R MicroCentrifuge has a sound-power level of 46dB, still acceptable and below the threshold level that can damage hearing.

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