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Eppendorf 5427R Refrigerated Microcentrifuge with FA-45-48-11 Rotor
Eppendorf 5427R Refrigerated Microcentrifuge is a high-speed, refrigerated microcentrifuge for high-throughput research. It doubles your tube capacity compared to a standard 24-place microcentrifuge thanks to its 48-place double-row rotor, while contributing to a more sustainable lab environment with its natural refrigerant.
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Eppendorf 5427R Refrigerated Microcentrifuge features
The refrigerated microcentrifuge Centrifuge 5427 R was designed with high-throughput research applications in mind. With its aerosol-tight 48-place rotor it handles even the toughest challenges in a safe and reliable manner to provide you with the efficiency boost you need.
With speeds of up to 25,001 x g, this microcentrifuge is fast enough for all your molecular biology applications. All aerosol-tight rotors are equipped with the Eppendorf QuickLock lids for easy rotor lid opening and closing to enable safe centrifugation of hazardous samples.
Centrifuge 5427 R is the first Eppendorf centrifuge with hydrocarbon cooling. Hydrocarbons (HC) are also known as green or natural coolants. The two most commonly used representatives are propane and ethane (known as R290 and R170, respectively). The GWP of HC cooling liquids are more directly equivalent to CO2. R290 is a commonly used cooling liquid in large commercial cooling systems.
Due to their superior efficiency and performance, the amount of green cooling liquids used is significantly lower than that of a similar system with classic cooling by HFCs. Due to these advantages, R290 and R170 are both on the SNAP (Significant New Alternatives Policy Program for substitution of ozone-depleting substances by EPA) list for approved coolants for usage in refrigerated laboratory instruments such as centrifuges or even ULT freezers.
The 5427 R is compatible with different rotors (available directly through Eppendorf).
Testing
Our technicians test the performance of all centrifuges and make sure the rotating assembly is properly balanced; the bearings, seals and gaskets on the spindle assembly are in good shape; and the controls work properly. If the centrifuge is refrigerated, we also test to make sure that the machine reaches and holds temperature properly.
We test the rotor/centrifuge combination together, including any buckets, gaskets and overspeed disks. Fixed angle rotors are closely inspected for body integrity, and swinging bucket rotors supplied with buckets are checked for proper weight distribution.
Pictures
The photos above are representative. In addition to testing each machine we clean all the equipment thoroughly prior to shipment.
We often have multiple units of each model in stock and sometimes we're unable to feature photos of every single unit. At your request, we can provide photos of the equipment in your order after testing and cleaning.
Eppendorf 5427R Refrigerated Microcentrifuge with FA-45-48-11 Rotor – Specifications
Dimensions
12.6”W x 21.3”D x 10”H
Capacity
48 x 2 mL
Speed range
100 - 16,220 rpm (50 rpm steps)
Max RCF
25,001 × g
Temperature range
-11 °C to 40 °C
FastTemp - quick pre-cooling
from ~ 23 °C to 4 °C in only 11 minutes
Timer range
5 s to 9:59 h
Electrical requirements
120 V, 50 / 60 Hz
Weight
66 lbs
Call 978-521-2221 or email us today for pricing and availability for the Eppendorf 5427R Refrigerated Microcentrifuge with FA-45-48-11 Rotor.
FAQ
Does the equipment come with a warranty?
Yes, all equipment from American Instrument Exchange comes with a warranty. Used/reconditioned/refurbished equipment is tested to make sure it operates to the manufacturer's specifications and comes with a 90-day warranty (unless otherwise noted). New equipment comes with a warranty from the manufacturer.
How do you test and recondition the equipment?
Testing requirements vary across all the equipment categories we sell. Temperature controlled units are tested with NIST traceable probes and data loggers. Gaskets, external housing, glass, handles, controls and control screens are all thoroughly inspected for integrity and functionality. We test all equipment using the manufacturer's parameters and specifications to confirm that the unit operates properly.
How do products ship from American Instrument Exchange?
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Return and order cancellation policy
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Are discounts available for educational or non-profit institutions, or for bulk purchases?
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Can I ship products that I purchased elsewhere to American Instrument for repair?
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