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Fiberlite F12-6×500 LEX

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The Thermo Scientific Fiberlite F12-6×500 LEX is a fixed-angle rotor made of carbon fiber composite for 6 x 500 mL. This rotor reaches 12,000 rpm and 24,471 x g. The F12-6×500 LEX works with the LYNX 4000 and LYNX 6000 Superspeed centrifuges.

Fixed-angle rotor for 6 x 500 mL (3 liters)
Up to 12,000 rpm and 24,471 x g
Carbon fiber composite: lightweight and corrosion resistant
Compatible with LYNX 4000 and LYNX 6000
Ideal for cell biology and proteomics
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Description

The Thermo Scientific Fiberlite F12-6×500 LEX fixed-angle rotor processes 6 x 500 mL per run. Moreover, this rotor is made of carbon fiber composite. In addition, the F12-6×500 LEX reaches a maximum speed of 12,000 rpm. As a result, you achieve an RCF of up to 24,471 x g with a capacity of 3 liters.

Furthermore, the F12-6×500 LEX stands out with its lightweight construction. The name LEX stands for lightest and refers to the low rotor weight. Therefore, you lift and place the rotor easily with the speed handles. Moreover, this reduces fatigue and the risk of injury.

In addition, carbon fiber composite is chemically resistant and corrosion resistant. As a result, the F12-6×500 LEX withstands aggressive samples and solvents. Furthermore, the carbon fiber construction resists material fatigue. This keeps the rotor structurally stable during intensive use.

Finally, the F12-6×500 LEX is compatible with the Thermo Scientific LYNX 4000 and LYNX 6000 Superspeed centrifuges. On both models the rotor reaches the same 12,000 rpm and 24,471 x g. This lets you process medium volumes with high force.

Key benefits of the Fiberlite F12-6×500 LEX

  • Maximum capacity of 6 x 500 mL, or 3 liters per run
  • Maximum speed of 12,000 rpm on the LYNX 4000 and LYNX 6000
  • Maximum RCF of 24,471 x g for powerful separations
  • Carbon fiber composite: lightweight, chemically resistant and corrosion resistant
  • LEX construction for the lowest rotor mass and easy handling
  • Speed handles for safe lifting and placement
  • Compatible with both LYNX Superspeed centrifuges
  • Ideal for cell biology, proteomics and sample processing

Specifications

Property Fiberlite F12-6×500 LEX
Rotor type Fixed-angle, carbon fiber (LEX series)
Maximum capacity 6 x 500 mL
Maximum speed 12,000 rpm (LYNX 6000) / 12,000 rpm (LYNX 4000)
Maximum RCF 24,471 x g (LYNX 6000) / 24,471 x g (LYNX 4000)
Rmax 152 mm
Compatible centrifuges Thermo Scientific LYNX 4000 and LYNX 6000 Superspeed
Material Carbon fiber composite (Fiberlite)
Application Cell biology, proteomics, sample processing

 

SKU Description
096-062375 Thermo Scientific Fiberlite F12-6×500 LEX fixed-angle rotor, 6 x 500 mL, carbon fiber composite, for LYNX 4000 and LYNX 6000

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Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions about the Fiberlite F12-6×500 LEX

Which centrifuges is the Fiberlite F12-6×500 LEX compatible with?

The F12-6×500 LEX works with the Thermo Scientific LYNX 4000 and LYNX 6000 Superspeed centrifuges. On both models the rotor delivers the same performance. This keeps flexibility in your lab.

What is the maximum speed and RCF?

The F12-6×500 LEX reaches a maximum speed of 12,000 rpm. In addition, the rotor achieves a maximum RCF of 24,471 x g. These values apply on both the LYNX 4000 and the LYNX 6000.

What capacity does the Fiberlite F12-6×500 LEX have?

The rotor processes 6 x 500 mL per run, or 3 liters. As a result, you combine a generous capacity with high speed. This saves time with larger batches.

What material is the rotor made of?

The F12-6×500 LEX is made of carbon fiber composite (Fiberlite). Moreover, this material is lightweight, chemically resistant and corrosion resistant. In addition, the carbon fiber construction resists material fatigue.

What applications is the Fiberlite F12-6×500 LEX suitable for?

The rotor is ideal for cell biology and proteomics. Furthermore, you use it for general sample processing. Genomics and molecular biology also benefit from the high RCF.

What does LEX stand for in the name?

LEX stands for lightest. This refers to the lightest rotor weight in its class. Therefore, you lift and place the rotor easily. Moreover, this reduces the risk of injury.

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