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Continuous Flow— SEDIMENTATION DIRECTLY IN TUBES

SERVALL® SS-3 with Continuous Flow

Pushbutton Automatic Controls with the Servall SS-3 Superspeed Centri­ fuge* plus selective 8-Tube collection with the unique Servall "SzentGyorgi & Blum" Continuous Flow System.* Also, the manually-con­ trolled Servall SS-4 Enclosed Superspeed Centrifuge* with remote control. Exclusive Gyio-Action Self-Centering Drive. Write for Bulletin AC-4S3

SS-4 with Remote Control

SS-34 Angle Superspeed 400 ml — 34,400 χ G

GSA Large Capacity 1,770 ml — 14,600 χ G

su Particle Counting 29,200 χ G — 8 cells

Other Rotors Under Development

HS Field-Aligning Horizontal* 28,800 χ G «Patented: U.S.A. & Foreign SINCE I943. THE WORLD'S LARGEST MANUFACTURER OF SUPERSPEED CENTRIFUGES

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