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Low Temperature High Speed CentrifugeCat.No.: SLX-1024F. Maintain a low temperature of 4°C continuously for a long time at a speed of 12000 rpmread more
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3D Cryogenic Tissue HomogenizerCat.No.: SWE-3D. Tissue Homogeinzer (3D, Frozen). ∞-shaped high-speed operation for tough samples; -50°C protects RNA and proteins; -20°C chamber for low-temperature experiments.read more
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Electric Tissue EmbedderCat.No.: SWE-FL. It is suitable for the sealing treatment of wax blocks, safe and stable, with good preservation effect.read more
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Laboratory Magnetic StirrerCat.No.: MS-150. Strong magnetic force, 5L large capacity, easy mixing, waterproof and rust proof diskread more
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4-Gel Vertical Electrophoresis SystemCat.No.: SVE-4. Integrated Gel Preparation: Supports up to 4 gels for electrophoresis simultaneously: One-step installation and clamping: Multiple anti-reverse designs: Marked liquid level lines onread more
High-Speed Centrifuges are laboratory instruments that use great centrifugal force to separate particles of different mass or densities suspended in a liquid. These machines operate at high...
High Speed Centrifuge. Another type of centrifuge is the high-capacity, high-speed centrifuge. This substantial machine is floor-mounted and is typically used in laboratories that handle large...
The high-speed Centrifuge 5810/5810 R is one of the smallest 3 L benchtop centrifuge currently available. It is the workhorse for medium to high-throughput laboratories and combines versatility and...
High-speed centrifuges are engineered with precision to handle the extreme forces generated during high-speed spins. Here are some of the key components: Rotor Systems: High-speed centrifuges feature...
May 29, 2023 · Advantages of Using High-speed Centrifuge in Biology. High-speed centrifuges are widely used in biology due to several key reasons: Rapid Sample Processing: High-speed centrifuges...
Explore our range of high-speed centrifuges to separate cells & proteins with power & precision. Save space, streamline workflows & overcome lab challenges....
