Eppendorf Fixed Angle Rotor FA-34-6-38

• Separation of cell cultures and precipitates in biotechnology.
• Pelleting of bacteria and yeast in microbiology.
• Purification of nucleic acids and proteins in molecular biology.
• Preparation of samples for analytical chemistry.

Rotor type

Fixed angle rotor

Tube capacity

Typically 6 tubes for this model.

Tube volume

Commonly designed for 38ml tubes.

Maximum RCF

Varies by specific centrifuge model; buyers should consult the centrifuge manual.

Material

Typically constructed from anodised aluminium or similar robust alloys for durability.

Compatibility

Designed for specific Eppendorf centrifuge models; buyers must verify compatibility with their existing unit.

• What is the difference between a fixed-angle and a swing-bucket rotor?

  Fixed-angle rotors hold tubes at a constant angle, forming a pellet at the bottom corner. Swing-bucket rotors allow tubes to swing out horizontally during centrifugation, forming a pellet at the bottom centre.

• How do I know if this rotor is compatible with my centrifuge?

• What maintenance is required for centrifuge rotors?

• Can this rotor be used with different tube sizes?

• What safety precautions should be taken when using a centrifuge rotor?

Centrifuge rotors, buckets and accessories hold strong reputations for reliability and durability when purchased used. Buyers typically value compatibility verification with specific centrifuge models before purchase, as mismatched components compromise performance and safety. Industry users commonly praise the robustness of quality rotor materials and balanced construction. When sourcing used examples, inspecting for corrosion, wear patterns and proper calibration certification proves essential. Established manufacturers' products tend to command buyer confidence due to consistent build standards and longer operational lifespans across demanding laboratory and pharmaceutical applications.

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