Name: Push latch for mini centrifuge
Brand: Labnet International
SKU: 10588B006
Price: 4.70 USD
Availability: InStock

<h2>What Are Minicentrifuge Accessories?</h2>
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Minicentrifuge accessories are the consumable and replacement components that maintain performance and extend the versatility of personal minicentrifuges. These include replacement microtube rotors for 1.5/2.0 mL tubes, PCR tube and strip rotors for 0.2 mL formats, tube adapters for smaller tube sizes, replacement lids for multi-user identification, and power or battery accessories for portable operation. Most minicentrifuge accessories are model-specific, as rotor coupling systems and mounting mechanisms differ between manufacturers, making model verification essential before ordering replacement parts.
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<h2>What You Will Find:</h2>
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<li>8-Place Rotor for 1.5/2.0 mL Tubes: Ideal for routine processing of standard microcentrifuge tubes</li>
<li>Rotor for GCM Series (2 &times; 8 Position): Designed for 0.2 mL PCR tubes and PCR strip formats</li>
<li>Adapters for Micro-Rotors: Compatible accessories for 1.5 mL rotor systems and smaller tube formats</li>
<li>Rotor Cavity Sleeves for 0.2 mL Tubes: Allow smaller microtubes to fit securely in standard rotor positions</li>
<li>Rotor Cavity Sleeves for 0.5 mL Tubes: Enable the use of 0.5 mL tubes in standard microtube rotors</li>
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<h2>How to Choose Minicentrifuge Accessories</h2>
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Replacement Rotor Identification
The most important step is confirming the correct rotor model number. Different minicentrifuges use different attachment systems, including tool-free, press-fit, and screw-mounted designs. Always order OEM-approved replacement rotors to ensure compatibility, proper balance, and safe operation at the rated speed.
Tube Adapter Sizes
Standard adapter kits typically support 0.5 mL and 0.2 mL tubes within larger rotor positions. Laboratories using specialized tube formats should confirm adapter availability and compatibility before purchasing replacement sets.
Colored Lid Options
Color-coded replacement lids help distinguish individual instruments in shared laboratory environments. These lids are generally manufactured from durable polycarbonate materials and are available in multiple colors, depending on the centrifuge model.
Power Adapters and Voltage Requirements
When replacing a power supply, verify the input voltage, DC output specifications, connector size, and polarity requirements. Universal-input adapters provide greater flexibility for laboratories operating across different regions and power standards.
Battery Accessories
Battery-compatible minicentrifuges require manufacturer-approved battery trays and accessories. Portable operation is particularly useful for field research, point-of-care testing, and laboratory environments where access to mains power is limited.
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<h2>Specifications Context</h2>
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Most minicentrifuge rotors are manufactured from polycarbonate or ABS materials and are designed for operation at approximately 6,000 RPM. Variable-speed models may use rotors rated for higher operating speeds. Laboratories using aggressive solvents should inspect plastic components regularly, as prolonged exposure may lead to stress cracking and reduced service life.
Modern minicentrifuges commonly feature tool-free rotor exchange systems that simplify maintenance and daily use. Older models may still require dedicated rotor tools or fastening mechanisms, making it important to maintain the correct accessories and replacement components for each instrument.
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Minicentrifuge Accessories

Labnet International

Key Specifications

Push latch for mini centrifuge

The Labnet Push Latch, Mini Centrifuge by Labnet International is a replacement push latch for the Labnet mini centrifuge. The latch holds the lid closed during spins and releases it when pressed. Lab managers can order it when the original latch is worn or broken and the lid no longer closes securely, keeping the unit safe to use.