Laborzentrifuge Fisher Scientific AccuSpin Micro 17 R

Fisher Scientific accuSpin Micro 17R refrigerated benchtop microcentrifuge. The unit is a compact high-speed microcentrifuge for microliter-volume separations such as nucleic acid and protein work, with active refrigeration for temperature-sensitive samples. The nameplate on this unit (photo 3) identifies it as REF 75002463, serial number 42212894, built 2017-11-14 by Thermo Electron LED GmbH in Osterode, Germany, and rated 120 V, 60 Hz, 3.9 A, 330 W. Refrigeration circuit uses R-134a (0.26 kg). The accuSpin Micro 17R is supplied with a 24-position fixed-angle microliter rotor for 1.5/2.0 mL tubes and reaches a maximum speed of 13,300 rpm (approximately 17,000 x g). Controls are on the front membrane panel with separate LED displays for speed/RCF, a 99-minute timer, and set temperature, along with rpm/RCF toggle, quick-spin, lid release, start and stop keys and a refrigeration (pre-cool) key. Maximum kinetic energy is listed on the nameplate as 1.9 kNm and maximum density of filling material as 1.2 g/cm3. As photographed, the centrifuge sits on a laboratory bench with its power cord loose alongside it and carries a service/calibration sticker from a local instrument service provider on the front housing. The rotor and chamber are not shown in the photos, so rotor presence and accessories should be verified. Condition, run hours and service history were not reported by the field rep and are not represented here.