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AC24（19400047）
Small-volume centrifugation depends on rotor fit as much as on speed. The AC24 is documented as a 24-position capillary rotor, so its value lies in matching tube format and protocol conditions.
Laboratories running capillary-format separations work at volumes where the rotor, not the centrifuge body, sets throughput. The AC24 is listed under the DM1424 and DM1224 model lines, identifying the instruments it is documented against.
Stated figures are a maximum speed of 12,000 rpm and a maximum relative centrifugal force of 13,680 × g. Both are ceiling values for the rotor, not a recommended operating point for any particular protocol.
Capacity is given as 24 capillary tubes. The rotor is made from high-strength aluminum, a common material choice where weight affects acceleration and braking times.
The source does not specify capillary dimensions, tube material, or whether adapters are required. Buyers should confirm that their existing capillary format seats correctly before ordering.
Procurement also depends on documentation: the product is identified by model number 19400047, which should appear on the rotor and its certificates. Service life, inspection intervals, and derating rules for aluminum rotors are not stated here.
For a shared centrifuge, the rotor is the interchangeable part that decides which protocols a bench can run. Verifying format compatibility and rotor history matters more than headline speed.
Why it matters:
A rotor purchase locks a lab into a tube format. Confirm capillary dimensions, adapter requirements, and rotor service records before committing.
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