Centrifuges

Centrifuges are essential laboratory instruments used for separating components based on density through high-speed rotation. Refrigerated models offer temperature control to maintain sample integrity, capable of reaching speeds up to 13,300 RPM, with programmable settings for precise control.

  1. EPPENDORF REFRIGERATED CENTRIFUGE

    Centrifuges

    EPPENDORF REFRIGERATED CENTRIFUGE

    Refrigerated Centrifuge Eppendorf 5042

  2. FISHER SCIENTIFIC REFRIGERATED CENTRIFUGE 13300 RPM

    Centrifuges

    FISHER SCIENTIFIC REFRIGERATED CENTRIFUGE 13300 RPM

    Refrigerated Centrifuge

    Make: Fisher Scientific

    Model: accuSpin Micro 17R m/n 75002463

    1 unit @ Best Price

    Scotia, NY US

    Item 227967

Common Applications

biological separation

chemical analysis

sample preparation

protein isolation

nucleic acid separation

cell lysate processing

Buying Guide

Centrifuge Buying Guide

When selecting a centrifuge, consider models that offer the performance and reliability needed for your specific laboratory tasks. Key factors include speed, temperature control, and rotor compatibility.

To ensure optimal performance, evaluate the centrifuge's technical specifications and matching accessories.

  • Verify the maximum speed capacity, ensuring it meets your separation requirements.
  • Check the temperature range capabilities if handling temperature-sensitive samples.
  • Confirm the compatibility of available rotors for your sample types.
  • Look for models with programmable settings for repeatability and precision in procedures.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the maximum speed of a refrigerated centrifuge?
Refrigerated centrifuges can reach a maximum speed of up to 13,300 RPM, providing efficient separation capabilities.
Why is temperature control important in centrifuges?
Temperature control in refrigerated centrifuges is crucial to maintain sample integrity and prevent heat-sensitive samples from degrading.
What types of samples can be processed in a refrigerated centrifuge?
Refrigerated centrifuges are suitable for a variety of biological and chemical samples, including proteins, nucleic acids, and cell lysates.
How do I ensure accurate results with a centrifuge?
Ensuring accurate results involves proper calibration, selecting the correct rotor, and adhering to the recommended speed and temperature settings for your specific application.