Microcentrifuge CFG-5M

This microcentrifuge is a highly efficient piece of laboratory equipment designed for rapid centrifugal processing of microplate samples. Its compact design and powerful centrifugation capabilities make it an indispensable tool in the laboratory. Whether for DNA extraction, PCR reaction post-processing, or cell culture, this centrifuge provides fast and uniform centrifugation.

Microcentrifuge Feature:

1. Maximum Speed: Up to 5000 rpm for efficient operation.
2. Low Noise: Operates at ≤45dB for a quiet environment.
3. Automatic Start: Begins spinning upon lid closure.
4. Fast Performance: Rapid acceleration and braking within seconds.
5. Secure & Durable: Sturdy clamp-lock rotor design ensures stability and safety.

Microcentrifuge Specifications:

Application of Microcentrifuge:

1. DNA extraction and purification: for centrifugal collection of nucleic acid samples to improve extraction efficiency.
2. PCR reaction processing: rapid centrifugation of PCR products to ensure uniform distribution of samples.
3. Cell culture: For cell sedimentation and collection to improve experimental accuracy.
4. Protein purification: For centrifugal separation and purification of protein samples.
5. Enzyme plate experiments: Optimize the liquid handling process in enzyme plate experiments.

Microcentrifuge Packing:

The microcentrifuge is professionally packed to ensure safety during transport and packaged with a sturdy foam liner and a durable outer box. The outside of each package is marked with anti-tilt and fragile markings to remind transporters to handle it with care. Co-operate with reputable logistics companies to ensure safe and timely delivery of the equipment to customers and provide full tracking service to ensure the equipment is in good condition.

WHY SCITEK

1. 36 Months Limited Warranty
2. CE & FDA Standards
3. 1-2 Days Handling and 7-30 Days Shipping

FAQ

Difference between microcentrifuge and benchtop centrifuge?

A microcentrifuge is designed for small volumes, typically handling tubes up to 2.0 mL, and is ideal for tasks like DNA/RNA isolation and PCR preparation. A benchtop centrifuge, on the other hand, can handle larger volumes and a variety of tube sizes, making it suitable for broader applications such as cell culture and clinical sample processing.