Benchmark Scientific

Rollers & Rotators Accessories

<h2>What are rollers and rotators accessories?</h2>
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Rollers and rotators accessories are the interchangeable tube holders, clip assemblies, wheel inserts, and platform adapters that allow a base roller or rotator instrument to securely hold and mix different tube sizes and formats. A single rotator or roller body with the appropriate accessory set can handle blood collection tubes of various sizes, standard 1.5 mL and 2 mL microcentrifuge tubes, 15 mL and 50 mL centrifuge tubes, and bottles of different diameters. Without the correct holder, tubes may not sit securely during rotation, may not be mixed effectively due to poor contact with the roller surface, or may become unsecured and spill during the mixing cycle.
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Interchangeable Tube Carousels: Specialized discs for holding different diameters of test tubes and vials.
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Universal Rotating Plates: Versatile platforms that allow for a mix of clips to be mounted simultaneously.
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Replacement Roller Bars: Durable, easy-to-clean bars to maintain or expand the capacity of your tube rollers.
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Vessel Clips &amp; Clamps: Secure mounting hardware for larger flasks and specialized containers.
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Horizontal &amp; Vertical Tube Holders: Adapters that allow you to change the angle of rotation for specific protocols.
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Stacking Kits: Hardware designed to safely tier multiple rotators to save valuable bench space.
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<h2>How to choose rollers and rotators accessories</h2>
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Match tube holder specifications to your exact tube dimensions
Tube holders and clips are designed for specific tube outer diameters and lengths, and a holder designed for one tube format may not securely retain a different tube size. Blood collection tube holders are typically sized to match standard 13 &times; 100 mm or 16 &times; 100 mm Vacutainer-type tubes, while microcentrifuge tube clips hold 1.5 mL and 2 mL tubes by their caps.
Confirm holder compatibility with your specific roller or rotator model
Tube holders and wheel inserts from different manufacturers may not be interchangeable between roller and rotator models, since the mounting mechanism, wheel diameter, and rotation geometry differ. Confirm that the specific accessories you need are listed as compatible with your instrument model before purchase.
Choose the right wheel format for your mixing application
End-over-end rotators typically use a flat wheel with individual tube positions or a drum format with clip-type holders around the perimeter. Wheels with fewer positions hold tubes more securely at higher rotation speed; high-capacity drum formats allow more samples per rotation cycle at the cost of per-position security at higher speeds.
Consider multi-format holder sets for flexibility across tube sizes
Labs mixing different tube sizes benefit from a set of holders covering common formats &mdash; blood tube, microcentrifuge, and conical tube &mdash; allowing the same rotator to be reconfigured for different sample types without separate instruments per format.
Check that the roller surface contact area matches the bottle or tube being mixed
For tube rollers, the tube or bottle must contact both driving rollers simultaneously for uniform rolling. Bottles or tubes much wider or much narrower than the roller spacing may not roll uniformly, and roller spacing adjustment or specific bottle roller inserts that match the bottle diameter are needed to ensure even, controlled rolling.
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<h2>Specifications context</h2>
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Secure tube retention during rotation prevents tubes becoming loose and interrupting mixing. Rotator manufacturers design holders to specific torque and speed limits; exceeding the rated speed risks retention failure. As of 2026, multi-format rotator kits covering blood tubes, microcentrifuge tubes, and 50 mL conical tubes are the standard first accessory purchase, providing flexibility without separate orders per tube type.
Not sure which clip or carousel is compatible with your current hardware? <a href="https://mbpinc.net/contact-us">The MBP team is here to assist</a>&mdash;reach out for a custom quote on the accessories you need.

Roller & Rotator Accessories

1 x 15ml tube holder, pack of 2

R4040-150 by Benchmark Scientific is a vertical tube holder for a single 15mL tube, sold in a pack of 2, for use with the RotoBot Mini and RotoBot Standard programmable rotating mixers.

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1 x 50ml tube holder, pack of 2

The R4040-500 by Benchmark Scientific is a vertical tube holder for a single 50mL tube, sold in a pack of 2 as an accessory for the RotoBot line of programmable rotating mixers.

Clinical Centrifuge Accessories

<h2>What Are Clinical Centrifuge Accessories?</h2>
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Clinical centrifuge accessories are the model-specific components that determine the safety, versatility, and compliance profile of a clinical centrifuge: swing-out rotors and fixed-angle rotors sized for standard blood collection tube formats, tube adapters that expand the rotor to accommodate 15 mL and 50 mL conicals, aerosol-tight sealed bucket lids for biocontainment of human and potentially infectious specimens, balance tubes for uneven sample counts, and replacement swing-bucket assemblies. In CLIA-regulated laboratories, calibration weights and documented tachometer verification at defined intervals are also part of the clinical centrifuge accessory program. None of these components are interchangeable between centrifuge models; all must be be confirmed compatible with the specific centrifuge model and rotor before ordering.
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<li dir="ltr" style="font-family: helvetica, arial, sans-serif;" role="presentation">Adapter packs for precise compatibility with rotors</li>
<li dir="ltr" style="font-family: helvetica, arial, sans-serif;" role="presentation">Proficient adapters used in handling 5 mL and 7 mL tubes for C5000-8 and C5000-6 systems</li>
<li dir="ltr" style="font-family: helvetica, arial, sans-serif;" role="presentation">Fixed-angle rotor as a replacement rotor option for Sprint&trade; 6H Plus&nbsp;</li>
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<h2>How to Choose Clinical Centrifuge Accessories</h2>
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Rotor Format and Blood Tube Compatibility
The core clinical centrifuge rotor selection decision is tube format: confirm the swing-out rotor accepts your primary blood collection tube sizes (13&times;75 mm, 13&times;100 mm, 16&times;100 mm vacutainers) and the bucket depth matches the tube length. If your lab processes both 5 mL and 10 mL tubes, specify a rotor with adapters for both, or separate adapter inserts for the smaller format.
Aerosol-Tight Lids
Select sealed biocontainment lids rated for your centrifuge's maximum operating RCF (typically 3,000&ndash;3,500 &times;g for routine serum processing). Confirm the lid's O-ring material is compatible with 70% ethanol and 10% bleach decontamination&mdash;the two standard clinical lab disinfectants. O-rings require periodic replacement; maintain a stock of the correct size for each lid model in use.
Tube Adapters for Conicals
Most clinical labs also process 15 mL conical tubes for cell culture supernatant or urine samples. Confirm adapter availability for your swing-bucket buckets to accept 17&times;120 mm conicals; a separate adapter insert seats the conical at the correct radial position to prevent the tube tip from bearing unsupported centrifugal load during the spin.
Balance Tubes
Clinical labs routinely run partial rotor loads. Stock balance tubes matched to the outer diameter and length of each primary blood collection tube format used: 13 mm OD (5/7 mL) and 16 mm OD (10 mL) are the two most common sizes. Fill to the same liquid mass as the heaviest sample tube in the opposing bucket position.
Calibration and Compliance
CLIA and CAP accreditation programs require documented annual speed verification for clinical centrifuges. A calibrated handheld optical tachometer (non-contact RPM measurement) enables periodic verification against the centrifuge's displayed speed without opening the instrument. Document the tachometer model, calibration date, and measured vs. displayed RPM in the centrifuge maintenance log.
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<h2>Specifications Context</h2>
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CDC guidelines for safe work practices in human and animal diagnostic laboratories (MMWR 2012) specifically recommend sealed centrifuge rotors or safety bucket covers for all centrifugation of potentially infectious specimens. For CLIA and CAP compliance, centrifuge speed must be verified at least annually using a calibrated reference instrument; the measured RPM must be within &plusmn;10% of the displayed value per most accreditation interpretive guidelines.
Swing-bucket O-ring replacement intervals vary by manufacturer and should be based on visual inspection. Any O-ring showing flattening (compression set), surface cracks, or discoloration should be replaced before the centrifuge returns to service. Modern aerosol-tight lid systems with one-hand release mechanisms have become standard features in many new clinical centrifuge installations.
Get the exact accessories your equipment needs.&nbsp;<a href="https://mbpinc.net/contact-us">Contact the expert team&nbsp;</a>at Molecular Biology Products Inc. today.

Adapter pack for C3303-6HP, for 5ml and 7ml (12-13mm) tubes in 15ml rotors, 8/pk

Optional 12 x 15ml rotor for Sprint™ 6HP Accessories

12 x 15ml fixed angle rotor for Sprint™ 6H Plus

The C3303-1215 by Benchmark Scientific is an optional 12 x 15 ml fixed-angle rotor for the Sprint 6H Plus clinical centrifuge. Doubles per-run tube capacity compared to the standard 6-position swing-out rotor, suited for blood separation, plasma prep, urinalysis, and coagulation workflows.

Homogenizer Accessories

<h2>What are homogenizer accessories?</h2>
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Homogenizer accessories are the interchangeable tools, replacement parts, and supporting vessels and hardware that enable a laboratory homogenizer to be used across different sample volumes, sample types, and processing conditions beyond what the base instrument alone provides. For rotor-stator homogenizers, the critical accessories are the generator head and dispersing tool (the probe tip with rotating blade inside a stator tube), available in different sizes to match different sample volumes. For ultrasonic probe homogenizers, the primary accessories are the sonic probe tip or microtip, which is the consumable component that transmits ultrasonic energy and eventually wears or fatigues. Additional accessories include cleaning stations, jacketed vessels for temperature control, and support stands.
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<h2>What you will find:</h2>
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<li>Rotor-stator homogenizer generator probes</li>
<li>Rotor-stator homogenizer probe tips and microtips</li>
<li>Bead kit and bead grinding media for bead mill homogenizers</li>
<li>Sample tube adapters and holders for homogenizers</li>
<li>Stands, clamp attachments, and supports</li>
<li>Cup horns and flow cells for ultrasonic homogenizers</li>
<li>Sound chamber enclosures for noisy ultrasonic homogenizers</li>
<li>Seals and other replaceable homogenizer parts </li>
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<h2>How to choose homogenizer accessories</h2>
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Match the generator head size to your sample volume
Rotor-stator generator heads (dispersing elements) are designed for specific volume ranges: the S10N generator head suits 0.5&ndash;30 mL, S18N suits 5&ndash;150 mL, and S25N suits 50&ndash;500 mL volumes in common IKA Ultra-Turrax style instruments. Processing a 2 mL sample with a large S25N head gives poor energy density; processing 200 mL
Check ultrasonic probe tip diameter against the sample vessel and volume
Ultrasonic probe homogenizer tips are available in standard (12.7&ndash;19 mm) and micro (3&ndash;6 mm) diameters, with the micro-tip providing higher acoustic intensity for small volumes and the standard tip covering larger volumes. The tip diameter should be approximately 1/4 to 1/3 of the diameter of the sample container for effective cavitation throughout the sample.
Replace ultrasonic probe tips before pitting becomes severe
Ultrasonic probe tips erode at the vibrating face through cavitation, and a pitted tip delivers less energy, generates metal particles contaminating the sample, and risks mechanical failure. Inspect the tip face regularly for pitting and replace at the first signs of significant erosion to maintain energy delivery.
Use a water-jacketed vessel for temperature-sensitive samples
Water-jacketed homogenization vessels circulate cold water around the sample vessel during homogenization, limiting the temperature rise in the sample from frictional and ultrasonic heating. This is particularly important for enzyme preparations, RNA isolation, and other applications where sample heating above a few degrees above ambient can cause degradation.
Invest in a probe cleaning station for high-throughput work
Probe cleaning stations hold cleaning and rinse solutions in sequence for rapid cleaning between samples, reducing cleaning time and ensuring consistent decontamination in labs processing many samples per session compared with manual cleaning.
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<h2>Specifications context</h2>
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Ultrasonic probe tip replacement is a consumable cost, with tip lifespan typically 50&ndash;200 hours before pitting degrades performance. Manufacturers specify replacement tip models compatible with each horn assembly; non-specified tips risk poor energy coupling or damage. Titanium alloy probe tips remain the standard material for their combination of acoustic properties, corrosion resistance, and fatigue resistance under repeated ultrasonic cycling.
<a href="https://mbpinc.net/contact-us">Contact us to receive a quotation</a> on our homogenizer accessories from our expert staff at Molecular Biology Products Inc.

15/50ml Tubes Accessories for IPD9600

The Benchmark Scientific IPD9600-T-ACC Series covers 15/50mL tube adapters and ceramic grinding bars for the BeadBlaster™ 96 Ball Mill Homogenizer (IPD9600). This accessory enables direct bead-based homogenization in standard conical tube formats, eliminating sample transfer to microplate or microtube formats before processing. Compatible with both the 120V (IPD9600) and 230V (IPD9600-E) BeadBlaster 96 instruments. Available in three accessory types: conical tube adapter for 4×15/50mL tubes (IPD9600-50T), ceramic grinding bars 3/8×5/8 angled 45° pack of 100 (IPD9600-3858-1), and ceramic grinding bars 3/8×7/8 angled 45° pack of 100 (IPD9600-3878-1).

Adapter for 4 x 15/50ml tubes, pack of 2

Ceramic grinding bars 3/8X5/8, 45°, angled medium ceramic homogenizers pack of 100

Ceramic grinding bars 3/8X7/8 , 45°, angled medium ceramic homogenizers pack of 100

2D Rockers

<h2>What are 2D rockers?</h2>
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2D rocking platforms produce a simple, rhythmic back-and-forth tilting motion on a single axis, causing liquid to flow alternately from one end of the platform to the other with each tilt cycle. The simplicity of this motion is its strength: a consistent linear sweep of liquid across the platform surface ensures even exposure of the membrane or gel to the incubation solution on every cycle, with no rotational bias that could cause uneven staining or antibody distribution. 2D rockers are the universal standard for western blotting workflows and gel processing because their motion is gentle, predictable, and highly effective at sweeping liquid uniformly across flat surfaces.
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<li dir="ltr" style="text-align: left;" role="presentation">BenchBlotter Platform Rocker (Fixed Speed): Simple, reliable rocking for blotting, staining, and destaining.</li>
<li dir="ltr" style="text-align: left;" role="presentation">TubeRocker Compact Rocker (Grooved Mat): Secure mixing of 1.5&ndash;50 mL tubes with fixed speed and tilt.</li>
<li dir="ltr" style="text-align: left;" role="presentation">BenchRocker 2D Rocker (Variable Speed): Adjustable speed and tilt for flexible lab mixing applications.</li>
<li dir="ltr" style="text-align: left;" role="presentation">2D Everlast 247 Rocker: Continuous-duty operation, ideal for use in incubators and cold rooms.</li>
<li dir="ltr" style="text-align: left;" role="presentation">QuadRocker Tiered Rocker: A multi-level rocking system with over 750 sq. in. of usable surface area.</li>
<li dir="ltr" style="text-align: left;" role="presentation">Globe Scientific Fixed Speed Tube Rocker: Consistent fixed-speed mixing for 1.5&ndash;50 mL tubes.</li>
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<h2>How to choose a 2D rocker</h2>
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Confirm the speed range covers your applications
2D rockers typically operate from 5 to 40 rpm, with most blotting applications running at 10&ndash;25 rpm. Some rockers are fixed-speed at a single rpm; variable-speed models provide flexibility to use slower speeds for gentle antibody incubation and faster speeds for wash steps. Confirm that the rocker's speed range accommodates all your planned protocols.
Select a platform size that fits your largest container
Platform size determines the maximum container dimensions: a 25 &times; 30 cm platform accommodates most standard blot boxes and gel staining dishes for common gel formats. For larger gel formats or when running multiple smaller containers simultaneously, a larger platform of 30 &times; 40 cm or more provides the necessary space.
Check the tilt angle adjustment if the rocker offers it
Some 2D rockers allow adjustment of the tilt angle as well as speed, which affects the aggressiveness of the liquid sweep. A larger tilt angle at the same speed produces a stronger sweep but may cause liquid to slosh more vigorously, risking splashing and membrane disturbance at higher angles. For standard antibody incubation, a moderate tilt angle of 10&ndash;20&deg; is typical.
Consider timer and programmable functions for unattended incubations
Some 2D rockers include a built-in timer that switches the rocker off after a set incubation time, preventing over-incubation when the user cannot monitor the step in real time. This is useful for overnight antibody incubations set to run at low speed inside a cold room or refrigerator.
Verify suitability for cold room or incubator use if needed
For overnight antibody incubations at 4&deg;C or hybridization at 37&deg;C or 65&deg;C, a rocker rated for the relevant temperature environment and humidity is required. Standard bench rockers are not always rated for cold room humidity or elevated incubator temperature.
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<h2>Specifications context</h2>
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The 2D rocking platform's single-axis tilt produces a consistent, repeatable sweep pattern that has been validated in western blotting protocols across decades of use, making it the most protocol-tested agitation format in molecular biology. As of 2026, variable-speed 2D rockers with a digital display and built-in timer remain the standard configuration in most molecular biology labs where western blotting is performed routinely.
<a href="https://mbpinc.net/contact-us">Contact the MBP team</a> today to request a quote and find the right laboratory rocker for your application.

Product Literature

Stacking platform, small 10.5"x7.5" with flat mat (3.0" separation)

Stacking platform, small 10.5"x7.5" with dimpled mat (3.0" separation)

Stacking platform, large 12"x12" with flat mat (3.0" separation)

Stacking platform, large 12"x12" with dimpled mat (3.0" separation)

Stacking Platform, extra large 14"x12" with flat mat (3.0" separation)

Additional platform separators (4 ea.). Adds 1.25" to platform separation

LaBungee™ 4 cord bungee cord pack 7" to 12" working size

2D Everlast™ 247 Rocker

The Everlast™ 247 2D Rocker by Benchmark Scientific is a heavy-duty variable-speed 2D platform rocker with a stainless-steel 16 x 12 inch platform rated for continuous 24/7 operation. Speed: 3-80 rpm; tilt: 0-20 degrees; max load 16 lbs. Cold room (0 degrees C min.) and incubator (65 degrees C max.) safe. 5-year limited warranty. Flat mat included. Optional stacking platform: BR5000-STACK (3.5 in clearance, sold separately). Available in 115V (BR5000) and 230V (BR5000-E).

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Everlast™ rocker with flat mat, 115V

Everlast™ rocker with flat mat, 230V

Microcentrifuge Accessories

<h2>What Are Microcentrifuge Accessories?</h2>
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Microcentrifuge accessories maintain performance, extend tube-format versatility, and ensure safe operation of benchtop microcentrifuges. These include replacement fixed-angle rotors for 12&ndash;24 &times; 1.5/2.0 mL tube positions, tube adapters for 0.5 mL and 0.2 mL formats, aerosol-tight sealed rotor lids for biocontainment of infectious specimens, balance tubes for partial-load runs, and specialty rotors for PCR strips or 5.0 mL tubes where supported by the centrifuge model. All microcentrifuge accessories are model-specific, as rotor coupling systems and tube bore dimensions differ between manufacturers and even between models within the same brand, making exact model verification essential before ordering.
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<li>High-quality adapters and rotors for precise and reliable tube fit</li>
<li>Multiple formats including PCR strips, microtubes, plates, and spin columns</li>
<li>Specialized and high-capacity rotors for enhanced compatibility</li>
<li>Swing-out and sealed options for reliable and contamination-free processing</li>
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<h2>How to Choose Microcentrifuge Accessories</h2>
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Replacement Rotor Identification
The rotor model number is typically printed on the rotor body or listed in the centrifuge user manual. Cross-reference it with the manufacturer's accessory catalog to confirm that the coupling system matches the centrifuge motor shaft. For standard 12-position rotors, verify compatibility with both 1.5 mL and 2.0 mL microtubes.
Tube Adapter Sizing
For 0.5 mL adapters, ensure the outer diameter closely matches the rotor bore so the tube remains secure during operation. For 0.2 mL adapters, confirm that PCR tubes are positioned correctly to achieve the intended centrifugal force while maintaining stability throughout the run.
Aerosol-Tight Sealed Lids
Choose sealed lids rated for the rotor's maximum operating RCF. O-rings should be inspected regularly for flattening, cracking, or discoloration and replaced immediately if any signs of wear appear. Maintaining replacement O-rings for frequently used lids helps ensure continued safe operation.
Specialty Rotors
Some microcentrifuge models support optional rotors for 5.0 mL tubes, PCR strips, or microplates. These accessories expand workflow flexibility but may operate at lower maximum RCF values than standard 1.5 mL rotors. Always verify the rated speed and force limits before use.
Balance Tubes
Balance tubes help maintain proper rotor balance during partial-load runs. They should closely match the mass and dimensions of the sample tubes being processed. Proper balancing reduces vibration, minimizes bearing wear, and supports long-term centrifuge performance.
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<h2>Specifications Context</h2>
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Many modern fixed-angle rotors and polypropylene adapters are autoclavable, although specific sterilization requirements vary by manufacturer and material. Always follow the OEM maintenance and decontamination guidelines for each accessory. Rotor service life is generally determined by cumulative operating hours and manufacturer recommendations rather than visual appearance alone.
Sealed rotor lid systems with one-touch release mechanisms have become standard in modern molecular diagnostic laboratories, providing improved safety, easier maintenance, and enhanced biocontainment for regulated workflows.
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4 x PCR (32 x 0.2ml) Strip rotor, each

The C2417-3202 by Benchmark Scientific is an optional 4-position PCR strip rotor for the MC-24R microcentrifuge, holding 32 x 0.2 ml strip tubes at up to 13,500 rpm / 16,602 x g. Enables direct high-speed centrifugation of 8-tube PCR strips without transferring to individual microtubes.

6 x 1.5/2.0ml tube holder, pack of 2 (Installed for vertical or horizontal mixing)

R4040-1520 by Benchmark Scientific is a dual-orientation tube holder for 6 x 1.5/2.0mL microtubes, sold as a pack of 2, compatible with the RotoBot Mini (R4040) and RotoBot Standard (R4045). Each holder can be installed for either vertical (end-over-end) or horizontal mixing.

6 x 15ml horizontal rotisserie, 1 ea

R4040-HZ15 by Benchmark Scientific is a horizontal rotisserie attachment that holds 6 x 15mL tubes lying flat, designed for the RotoBot Mini and RotoBot Standard programmable rotating mixers.

6 x 50ml horizontal rotisserie, 1 ea

R4040-HZ50 by Benchmark Scientific is a horizontal rotisserie accessory that holds 6 x 50mL tubes lying flat, designed for the RotoBot Mini and RotoBot Standard programmable rotating mixers.

Automated Purification Systems Accessories

<h2>What Are Automated Purification System Accessories?</h2>
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Automated purification system accessories include consumables and support components used with automated nucleic acid purification platforms. Common accessories include tip combs, magnetic tip combs, deep-well plates, elution plates, reagent vessels, sample racks, and system control devices. These components support sample preparation, reagent handling, magnetic bead-based purification workflows, and routine instrument operation. Choose Automated Purification System Accessories to support efficient magnetic bead-based purification, minimize workflow interruptions, and maintain reproducible results.
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<li data-section-id="5lldu5" data-start="131" data-end="229">Deep-well and elution plates designed for sample processing, washing, and nucleic acid recovery.</li>
<li data-section-id="by507b" data-start="230" data-end="325">Reagent vessels for automated handling of buffers, wash solutions, and purification reagents.</li>
<li data-section-id="u7msh5" data-start="326" data-end="420">Sample racks and support components for organized workflow setup and consumable positioning.</li>
<li data-section-id="dj84rx" data-start="421" data-end="537" data-is-last-node="">Platform-specific accessories and control devices that support routine operation of IsoPure&trade; purification systems.</li>
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<h2>How to Choose Accessories for Automated Purification Systems</h2>
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Tip combs and magnetic tip combs
Tip combs and magnetic tip combs are used during automated magnetic bead handling and nucleic acid purification workflows. Select accessories designed for the specific purification platform to ensure proper fit, alignment, and operation.
Deep-well and elution plates
Deep-well plates are used for sample processing and reagent handling, while elution plates are used to collect purified nucleic acids following extraction. Confirm plate format and compatibility with the instrument and workflow requirements before ordering.
Reagent vessels and sample racks
Reagent vessels hold buffers, wash solutions, and other workflow reagents required during automated purification procedures. Sample racks provide organized positioning of vessels and consumables to support efficient workflow setup and operation.
System accessories
Additional accessories, including preconfigured control tablets and demonstration kits, support instrument operation, training, workflow development, and system setup activities.
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<h2>Specifications Context</h2>
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Automated purification workflows depend on the correct combination of consumables and instrument accessories. Tip combs, plates, reagent vessels, and racks should be selected according to the instrument model and workflow format to ensure reliable sample handling and purification performance. Routine replacement of consumable components helps maintain workflow consistency and minimizes the risk of cross-contamination.
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To discuss product availability or receive guidance on accessory selection, <a href="https://mbpinc.net/contact-us">contact the MBP team.</a>

Automated Purification System Accessories

6-well reagent vessel for IsoPure Mini, cs 100

AP1016-6W by Accuris is a case of 100 sterile virgin polypropylene 6-well reagent strips for the IsoPure™ Mini Automated Magnetic Bead Purification System (AP1016). Each strip accommodates up to 8 samples per run, reducing reagent waste compared to a full 96-well plate when batch sizes are small. Strips fit the IsoPure Mini's aluminum heating rack for lysis and elution thermal steps.

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Microplate Reader Accessories

<h2>What Are Microplate Reader Accessories?</h2>
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Microplate reader accessories are supplementary components that extend detection range, maintain instrument performance, and support compliance in regulated workflows. They fall into four groups: optical accessories (filters, filter cubes, and polarizers for wavelength selection in fluorescence and absorbance detection); illumination accessories (replacement xenon flash lamps, deuterium lamps, or LED upgrade modules that provide the excitation light source); calibration and validation tools (absorbance validation plates with certified reference values, fluorescence uniformity plates, and luminescence performance standards used to verify reader performance); and automation and software accessories (reagent injectors for kinetic luminescence assays, plate stackers for unattended batch reading, and software module licenses for 21 CFR Part 11 compliance, spectral scanning, or advanced kinetics). Because accessory designs are manufacturer-specific, a filter block designed for one plate reader brand will not fit another; always order accessories using the instrument's model number as the primary specification parameter. Filter sets are the most commonly needed accessory for multi-mode readers; confirm the filter block format and thread size for your specific reader model before ordering, as filter cube dimensions vary significantly between manufacturers and generations.
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<li data-section-id="23xybn" data-start="25" data-end="117">Replacement filters and optical accessories for maintaining microplate reader performance.</li>
<li data-section-id="71w1ic" data-start="118" data-end="209">Calibration and validation tools to support accurate and reproducible assay measurements.</li>
<li data-section-id="6jcbpl" data-start="210" data-end="312">Microplates and consumables compatible with absorbance, fluorescence, and luminescence applications.</li>
<li data-section-id="y9aam2" data-start="313" data-end="396">Replacement components and maintenance accessories for routine instrument upkeep.</li>
<li data-section-id="qoq7y7" data-start="397" data-end="523" data-is-last-node="">Accessories designed to support ELISA, cell-based assays, nucleic acid quantification, and other microplate-based workflows.</li>
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<h2>How to Choose Microplate Reader Accessories</h2>
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Filter sets for fluorescence and absorbance.
Fluorescence filter sets (excitation filter, dichroic mirror, emission filter) must match both the fluorophore's excitation and emission spectra and the filter cube housing format of the specific reader. Most microplate reader filters use standard 25 mm diameter circular filters; some readers use 12 mm micro-filters. Common fluorescence filter sets: FITC/SYBR Green (Ex 485/12 nm, Em 520/10 nm); DAPI/Hoechst (Ex 360/40 nm, Em 460/40 nm); TRITC/PI (Ex 544/10 nm, Em 620/10 nm); Cy5 (Ex 620/10 nm, Em 680/10 nm). For absorbance, filter-based readers require individual narrow-bandpass filters at the wavelengths required by each assay protocol: 450 nm for ELISA, 595 nm for Bradford, 562 nm for BCA, 260 nm, and 280 nm for nucleic acid and protein.
Replacement lamps
Xenon flash lamps are the standard excitation source in high-quality fluorescence and absorbance microplate readers; typical lamp lifetime is 500 million flashes (approximately 3 to 5 years of daily use). Lamp output decreases gradually before failure; rising CV% in repeated measurements of the same standard is the first sign of lamp degradation. Replacement xenon flash lamps are model-specific; confirm part number from the instrument manual before ordering. Some instrument manufacturers have transitioned to LED-based excitation sources, which have much longer lifetimes (50,000+ hours) and do not require routine lamp replacement.
Calibration and validation plates
Calibration plates contain certified optical standards (neutral density filters, fluorescent reference dyes at known concentrations, or luminescent reference materials) in an SBS-format plate footprint for installation in the plate carriage. They are used to verify photometric accuracy, linearity, and inter-well uniformity (CV% across all 96 or 384 wells). These verifications are required in ISO 17025 accredited labs and GLP/GMP environments, and recommended as best practice for any lab relying on quantitative plate reader data. Validation plates are model-specific and must be re-certified periodically (typically annually) by the manufacturer.
Reagent injectors
Reagent injectors are syringe-pump accessories that dispense a defined volume of reagent into each well of a microplate immediately before or during reading, required for luminescence kinetic assays (luciferase, beta-galactosidase, flash luminescence from coelenterazine), where the signal decays rapidly after reagent addition. Single injectors add one reagent (e.g., luciferase substrate); dual injectors allow sequential addition of two reagents for sequential flash and glow luminescence detection. Injectors are model-specific and must be installed and calibrated by the manufacturer or a qualified service engineer.
Plate stackers and automation accessories
Plate stacker modules load and unload microplates automatically from a tray of 10 to 50 plates, allowing unattended overnight batch reading. Integration with laboratory robotics and LIMS extends this to fully automated plate reading workflows. Plate stackers are model-specific and typically sold as separate accessories from the reader. Confirm that the plate stacker is compatible with the specific plate type (96-well standard, 384-well, with or without sealing film) and the plate loading orientation.
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<h2>Specifications Context</h2>
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Filter bandpass width (the FWHM of the filter transmission curve) affects sensitivity and selectivity. Narrower bandpass filters (10 nm FWHM) improve selectivity by excluding off-target fluorophore emission but transmit less light, reducing signal. Wider bandpass filters (20 to 40 nm) transmit more light for a brighter signal, but may allow bleed-through from closely overlapping fluorophores. In multiplex assays with two or more fluorophores, narrow bandpass emission filters reduce spectral cross-talk between channels. Optical density (OD) of the blocking region outside the transmission band should be at least OD 5 to OD 6 for fluorescence filters to prevent light leakage from the excitation source from reaching the detector.
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8-Channel manifold

MW9600-8CM by Accuris Instruments is the 8-channel (1×8) column-oriented wash head manifold for the SmartWasher™ 96 MW9600 microplate washer, delivering 50–2,000 µL per well with ≤1 µL residual volume, supporting flat, U-, V-, and C-bottom 96-well plates and strip formats in full-plate or column-select mode.

8-place magnetic tip comb for IsoPure Mini, cs 50

AP1016-MC by Accuris Instruments is a case of 50 eight-place magnetic tip combs for the IsoPure Mini automated purification system (AP1016). Used to pellet magnetic beads during DNA, RNA, and protein purification cycles, enabling clean supernatant removal across all 8 sample positions simultaneously.