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Thermo Scientific TCF-20 Zonal rotor

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The Thermo Scientific TCF-20 Zonal rotor is built for large-scale density gradient separation. This rotor spins up to 20,000 rpm and reaches 42,931 x g with a capacity of 1,350 mL. It works only on the LYNX 6000 and requires the separate continuous flow kit 75007637.

Density gradient separation at large scale
Up to 20,000 rpm and 42,931 x g at 1,350 mL
High resolution for fine density differences
Works only on the LYNX 6000 Superspeed
Requires the separate continuous flow kit 75007637
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Description

The Thermo Scientific TCF-20 Zonal rotor is built for large-scale density gradient separation. In zonal centrifugation, you separate particles by their density in a gradient. Moreover, you process large volumes with high resolution. In addition, the TCF-20 Zonal reaches a maximum speed of 20,000 rpm and an RCF of 42,931 x g. As a result, you separate fine density differences efficiently in one run.

Furthermore, the TCF-20 Zonal is ideal for large-scale gradient separations. In addition, the rotor offers a capacity of 1,350 mL. This way, you separate large volumes where regular tubes fall short. You also benefit from stable performance at high speed.

Important: the TCF-20 Zonal works only on the Thermo Scientific LYNX 6000 Superspeed centrifuge. Moreover, the rotor requires the separate continuous flow kit 75007637. You order this kit separately to use the rotor. Without this kit, the rotor does not work.

Finally, you benefit from the Auto-Lock and Auto-ID technology of the LYNX 6000. This way, you exchange the rotor quickly and safely without tools. Furthermore, this rotor suits virus research, nanotechnology and large-scale gradient separations. This way, you get a powerful solution for zonal work.

Key benefits of the TCF-20 Zonal

  • Density gradient separation at large scale
  • Maximum speed of 20,000 rpm and 42,931 x g
  • Capacity of 1,350 mL per rotor
  • High resolution for fine density differences
  • Works only on the LYNX 6000 Superspeed centrifuge
  • Requires the separate continuous flow kit 75007637
  • Auto-Lock and Auto-ID for fast, safe rotor exchange
  • Ideal for virus research and nanotechnology

Specifications

Property TCF-20 Zonal
Rotor type Zonal (density gradient separation)
Maximum capacity 1,350 mL
Maximum speed 20,000 rpm (LYNX 6000 only)
Maximum RCF 42,931 x g (LYNX 6000 only)
Rmax 96 mm
Compatible centrifuges Thermo Scientific LYNX 6000 Superspeed only
Required kit Continuous flow kit 75007637 (ordered separately)
Application Large-scale density gradient separation, virus research, nanotechnology

 

SKU Description
75003013 Thermo Scientific TCF-20 Zonal rotor, 1,350 mL, up to 20,000 rpm and 42,931 x g, LYNX 6000 only, requires kit 75007637

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Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions about the TCF-20 Zonal

What does zonal centrifugation mean?

In zonal centrifugation, you separate particles by their density in a gradient. Moreover, you process large volumes with high resolution.

Which centrifuge is the TCF-20 Zonal compatible with?

The TCF-20 Zonal works only on the Thermo Scientific LYNX 6000 Superspeed centrifuge. In addition, it does not work on the LYNX 4000.

Do I need a separate kit?

Yes, the rotor requires the separate continuous flow kit 75007637. Moreover, you order this kit separately to use the rotor.

What is the maximum speed and RCF?

The TCF-20 Zonal spins on the LYNX 6000 up to 20,000 rpm and 42,931 x g. This way, you separate large volumes with high force.

What capacity does the rotor have?

The TCF-20 Zonal offers a capacity of 1,350 mL. In addition, you separate large volumes in one gradient run.

What applications is the TCF-20 Zonal suitable for?

The rotor suits large-scale density gradient separation. Furthermore, it is ideal for virus research and nanotechnology.

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