About Centrifuge
Centrifuge is a machine with a rapidly rotating container that applies centrifugal force to its contents, typically to separate fluids of different densities or liquids from solids.
A wide variety of laboratory-scale centrifuges are used in chemistry, biology, biochemistry, and clinical medicine for isolating and separating suspensions and immiscible liquids. They vary widely in speed, capacity, temperature control, and other characteristics. Laboratory centrifuges often can accept a range of different fixed-angle and swinging bucket rotors able to carry different numbers of centrifuge tubes and rated for specific maximum speeds.
There are 2 types of centrifuge designed for different applications.
High-Speed Large Capacity Frozen Centrifuge:
99 programs can be stored
High-speed (21000 rpm) centrifugation and large capacity (4 x 750ml) centrifugation in one
Low-Speed Lab Centrifuge:
Low speed: 4000 r/min
Programmable: 40 programs can be stored
Centrifuge Key Features:
Centrifugal Force: Centrifuges utilize the principle of centrifugal force to separate substances of different densities, enabling efficient particle or liquid separation.
Variable Speeds: Modern centrifuges offer adjustable speed settings, allowing precise control over separation processes based on sample characteristics.
Versatility: Centrifuges accommodate a wide range of applications, from blood sample separation and DNA purification to industrial and bioprocessing tasks.
Different Rotor Options: Various rotor designs enable the use of different sample containers, such as tubes, microplates, and bottles, ensuring compatibility with various samples.
High Throughput: Some centrifuges feature high-capacity rotors, making them suitable for processing large volumes of samples simultaneously.
Centrifuge Applications:
Biological Research: Centrifuges are used for DNA extraction, cell separation, and protein purification in molecular biology and life sciences.
Medical Diagnostics: Clinical centrifuges aid in blood sample separation for testing, as well as in the preparation of components like plasma and serum.
Pharmaceutical Manufacturing: Centrifuges contribute to drug development by separating and purifying substances during synthesis and production.
Food and Beverage: Centrifuges are employed in the food and beverage industry for the separation and concentration of liquids, such as fruit juices and dairy products.
Wastewater Treatment: Industrial centrifuges play a role in wastewater treatment, separating solids from liquids for efficient disposal and resource recovery.
Centrifuge Quality Assurance:
Our Centrifuges are sourced from reputable manufacturers known for their dedication to quality and innovation. Each product undergoes rigorous testing to meet the highest industry standards.
