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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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Dual Layer Pendulum ShakerCat.No.: SYC-SZ100. Dual-layer design to accommodate more samples for simultaneous shaking and mixing.Multiple adjustable levels of interlayer spacing for placing samples of different heights.read more
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5-50 μL Pipette For 10μL TipsCat.No.: SPIP-50. Allowable Volume Error: 50±0.5 μL(±1.0%) | 25±0.5 μL(±2.0%) | 5±0.5 μL(±10%). Repeatability Error: 50 μL(≤0.50%) | 25 μL(≤1.00%) | 5 μL(≤5.00%)read more
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1-10 μL PipetteCat.No.: SPIP-10. Allowable Volume Error: 10±0.12 μL(±1.2%) | 5±0.12 μL(±2.4%) | 1±0.12 μL(±12%). Repeatability Error: 10 μL(≤0.80%) | 5 μL(≤1.60%) | 1 μL(≤8.00%)read more
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Sterile Beads PenCat.No.:SYM-02B/SYM-03B/SYM-04B. Simple operation, easy to add beads, and improve work efficiency;. 2 mm, 3 mm, and 4 mm are optional;. Volume: 20 ML.read more
centrifuge: [noun] a machine using centrifugal force for separating substances of different densities, for removing moisture, or for simulating gravitational effects....
centrifuge, any device that applies a sustained centrifugal force—that is, a force due to rotation. Effectively, the centrifuge substitutes a similar, stronger, force for that of gravity. Every...
Centrifuge tubes and bottles are available in different range of sizes, thickness and rigidity from different variety of materials including glass, cellulose, esters, polyallomer, polycarbonate,...
Our clinical centrifuges are designed for solid reliability and quiet operation. Choose from a comprehensive range of solutions, certified for in vitro diagnostic use, blood banking and other...
Sep 16, 2020 · How A Centrifuge Works. A centrifuge uses a motor to spin liquid samples at high speed. The speed at which a centrifuge’s rotor moves is often expressed as RCF, short for relative...
A centrifuge is a mechanism that puts an object to be rotated in a fixed rotation axis and applies a strong force perpendicular to the axis of spin. It also functions using the sedimentation...
