Product Description
mLab Supply helps laboratories source the Hitachi CP100NX Ultracentrifuge, along with comparable new, used, and refurbished options when available.
The Hitachi CP100NX is a floor-standing preparative ultracentrifuge designed for high-speed separations in biochemistry, cell biology, and molecular biology research. Hitachi ultracentrifuges are used in pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and academic research environments for subcellular fractionation, density gradient separations, and macromolecule purification.
Common Applications
- Subcellular fractionation and organelle isolation
- Density gradient separations (sucrose, CsCl, iodixanol)
- Virus and viral vector purification and concentration
- Lipoprotein and exosome isolation
- Macromolecule sedimentation and pelleting
Configuration Considerations
- Confirm rotor compatibility for your application — Hitachi rotors are specific to the CP series and not interchangeable with Beckman or Sorvall rotors
- Verify maximum speed and RCF capability for your sedimentation requirements
- Confirm refrigeration system condition and temperature control range
- Verify vacuum system condition and pump type
- For regulated applications, confirm available calibration and service documentation
What to Verify When Sourcing a Used Unit
- Rotor package included — confirm rotor type, age, and run history; Hitachi rotors may be harder to source than Beckman equivalents
- Vacuum system and refrigeration condition
- Drive system and bearing condition
- Controller and display condition
- Preventive maintenance and service records
- Rotor certification and derating documentation if applicable
- Availability of local service support for Hitachi ultracentrifuges in your region
Rotor package, maximum speed, refrigeration, vacuum system, condition, service history, and availability may vary by sourced unit. mLab Supply is not an authorized Hitachi dealer.
Request a Quote
Submit a quote request with your rotor requirements, speed/RCF needs, application, and purchasing timeline. Our sourcing team will review current options through our supplier and secondary-market network.