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Re: Rotors for Beckman Ultracentrifuges..

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Date: Wed, 27 Sep 1995 00:00
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In article <449doe$6je@gap.cco.caltech.edu>, rickert@cco.caltech.edu
(Keith Warren Rickert) wrote:

> We're looking for a rotor for a Beckman ultracentrifuge,
> which would be of high capacity (~400 ml) and able to tolerate speeds
> of up to 40-45 K rpm.  Unfortunately (for us at least), the only
> such rotor that Beckman sells is the Ti 45, which costs somewhat
> more than we were interested in spending on a rotor.
> So if anyone either has a rarely used Ti 45 rotor, or 
> information on any alternative manufacturers, we would
> be very appreciative.
> 
> Keith
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Hi Keith,

    I don't know how imperative it is that the volume must be 400 mL but
the Beckman rotor GSA has 6x250mL capacity. Any help?

Elke

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Subject: Re: Rotors for Beckman Ultracentrifuges..
Date: 1995/09/27
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