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Adapter for 1.5ml Eppendorf vials in 15cc tube holders

Created by
stemcell
Created:
8/2/23
Submitted:
8/2/23
Published:
8/2/23
. Model has additionally been run through a "mesh repair" workflow to improve 3D printability. repaired for 3D printing
my_adapter_11mm_mr_NIH3D. Model has additionally been run through a "mesh repair" workflow to improve 3D printability. Repaired for 3D Printing.

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. Model has additionally been run through a "mesh repair" workflow to improve 3D printability. repaired for 3D printing
3DPX-020419

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Public Domain
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Hardware & Devices
Devices and Hardware
Description

All of our microcentrifuges have angled rotors, but I wanted swing out for spinning down small quantities of cells. This adapter lets you spin 1.5cc Eppendorf tubes in the 15cc tube holders of a centrifuge rotor, or pu in any stand for 15cc tubes.

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Eppendorf swing-out rotor 15cc tube insert with adapters

by stemcell

Eppendorf swing-out rotor 15cc tube insert with adapters