Microvolume Centrifuge

A microcentrifuge generates centrifugal force through high-speed rotation to separate and sediment components of different densities in samples. It is used for isolating suspended particles, cells, or biomolecules in small volumes of liquid, commonly employed in laboratory sample preparation, DNA extraction, and protein purification procedures.
Selection
When selecting a microcentrifuge, consider the compatibility of sample volume with rotor capacity, ensure the speed range meets separation requirements, utilize temperature control functions to preserve sample viability, manage noise and vibration to maintain a favorable operating environment, choose rotor materials with corrosion resistance suitable for sample properties, and opt for a user-friendly interface for ease of daily operation.

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Instruments

The 6-well design supports 15ml capacity Sample Handling, which is suitable for a variety of Centrifuge models and provides stable centrifugal separation results.

$ 127.00

The 12-well design has a capacity of 5ml per well, uses high transparency material for easy observation of samples, has excellent chemical Stability, and is suitable for mainstream Centrifuge models to improve experimental efficiency.

$ 127.00

It is designed with 24-hole 0.5ml specification, suitable for a variety of Centrifuge models, with high temperature resistance and high voltage characteristics and excellent chemical Stability.

$ 127.00

Support 100 ℃ high temperature heating, suitable for 24 holes 5ml centrifuge tube, optional electronic ice box and thermostatic metal Bath module, achieve precise temperature control and diverse Sample Handling.

$ 175.00

Double-sided horizontal mounting design can accommodate 40 5ml centrifuge tubes, suitable for standard centrifuge tube specifications, improving Sample Handling efficiency and ease of operation.

$ 149.00

The 54-hole design is suitable for 0.5ml centrifuge tube, with a maximum temperature tolerance of 100 ° C. A variety of thermostatic modules can be selected to achieve accurate temperature control to meet various experimental needs.

$ 148.00

44 1.5ml or 2.0ml centrifuge tubes can be installed vertically on both sides, providing efficient Sample Handling capability, adapting to a variety of centrifuge tube specifications, and improving the convenience of experimental operation and space utilization.

$ 149.00

Support 100 ℃ thermostatic treatment, compatible with 35 1.5ml centrifuge tubes, optional 4-degree electronic ice box and intelligent thermostatic module, suitable for a variety of experimental scenarios.

$ 148.00

12 10ml or 15ml centrifuge tubes can be installed vertically on both sides, providing stable fixation and efficient mixing. They are suitable for a variety of centrifuge tube specifications and enhance the convenience of experimental operation.

$ 149.00

Support high temperature treatment at 100 ° C, adapt to 20 0.5ml and 15 1.5ml centrifuge tubes, and use thermostatic metal Bath design to ensure uniform and stable temperature and improve experimental efficiency.

$ 148.00

Standard HX-D module, support 35 2.0ml centrifuge tubes, withstand 100 ℃ high temperature, adapt to a variety of modules to meet the needs of multi-sample thermostatic treatment.

$ 148.00

High temperature resistance of 100 ° C, suitable for 32-hole 0.2ml, 10-hole 0.5ml and 15-hole 1.5ml centrifuge tubes, optional electronic ice box or thermostatic metal Bath module for enhanced temperature control flexibility.

$ 148.00

12 50ml centrifuge tubes can be installed vertically on both sides, and the vertical installation design is adopted for efficient Sample Handling. The capacity is suitable for standard 50ml tubes.

$ 149.00

32 5ml centrifuge tubes can be installed vertically on both sides, using a vertical installation design, suitable for HT-X100 swirl/spin Mixer, improving Sample Handling efficiency.

$ 149.00

The double-sided horizontal mounting design can simultaneously accommodate 16 50ml centrifuge tubes, which are suitable for standard 50ml tube specifications and provide a stable and reliable sample carrying platform.

$ 149.00

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