When temperature is part of the specification.
The CF321 is the refrigerated microcentrifuge in this catalogue. Compare its documented temperature range alongside the exact rotor and tube configuration you need.
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Check the configuration.
Temperature requirements should come from your method and sample requirements. Tell Surge Scientific the required setpoint, tube format and rotor configuration so the quote can address them together.
Read maximum speed, maximum RCF and temperature conditions as separate specifications. A headline maximum does not mean every rotor and operating condition shares that rating. Ask for the model-specific manual and relevant conditions.
The standard rotor and separately listed alternatives are identified on the model page. Request a quote that names each rotor, adapter and accessory you need, rather than treating the product image as a packing list.
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Ask for the details.
Send Surge Scientific your tube format, required capacity and temperature requirements. Ask for current pricing, documentation and exactly what is included.