Benchtop Centrifuge

Benchtop centrifuges use density to separate or concentrate particles suspended in liquid media. Tissue culture, RNA/DNA research, protein work, and cell harvesting are entirely accomplished with space-saving fixed- and variable-speed tabletop or benchtop centrifuges. They are a large category of centrifuges distinquished by their modest footprint on the bench. Tabletop centrifuges, High-speed Refrigerated Micro Centrifuges, High-Speed Mini Centrifuges, High-Speed Micro Centrifuges such as the D1524R, Palm Micro Centrifuges, Hematocrit Centrifuges, and PRP PRF Centrifuges are just a few of the options available.

Benchtop centrifuges, commonly known as tabletop centrifuges, have lower throughputs than floor models and can hardly generate high-end g-forces, but they can handle most applications and he low working level of noise from these centrifuges is the critical advantage for avoiding distractions when using them at the benchtop. They tend to be ideal for labs with small capacity and a wide range of uses. Tabletop centrifuges are built with high-quality materials for durability and strength, as well as extensive chemical resistance, to provide the uptime and consistency you would expect from the lab workhorses.

Low-speed centrifuges for diagnostics in clinics; high-speed tools for full-cell harvesting and several nucleic acid apps; multipurpose centrifuges with a swinging bucket or fixed-arm rotors and now the specialized cell washers specialized for cleaning the red blood cells are among the tabletop models.

Here's a quick rundown of some of the most prevalent benchtop systems considerations for small laboratories if you're looking to replace or first purchase. All of them are made by lab firmswith a long and rich record of quality and dependabilitv.
With so many options on the market, it is essential to understand the most suitable centrifuge. When selecting a centrifuge, keep three things in mind: your needs, specifications, and overall cost.