Refrigerated Centrifuges

Refrigerated centrifuges are essential laboratory tools designed for the separation of samples at controlled temperatures. They support precise and reliable results, making them crucial for laboratory applications.

  1. EPPENDORF REFRIGERATED CENTRIFUGE

    Centrifuges

    EPPENDORF REFRIGERATED CENTRIFUGE

    Refrigerated Centrifuge Eppendorf 5042

  2. FISHER SCIENTIFIC REFRIGERATED CENTRIFUGE 13300 RPM

    Centrifuges

    FISHER SCIENTIFIC REFRIGERATED CENTRIFUGE 13300 RPM

    Refrigerated Centrifuge

    Make: Fisher Scientific

    Model: accuSpin Micro 17R m/n 75002463

    1 unit @ Best Price

    Scotia, NY US

    Item 227967

Common Applications

biological sample separation

chemical sample preparation

clinical diagnostics

research laboratories

Buying Guide

Refrigerated Centrifuge Buying Guide

Selecting a refrigerated centrifuge requires careful consideration of specific features to ensure it meets your laboratory's needs.

Consider the following when evaluating surplus options:

  • Verify the equipment's cooling capacity to ensure it can maintain required temperatures.
  • Examine the centrifuge's maximum revolutions per minute (RPM) to confirm suitability for your sample types.
  • Assess the overall condition, including any wear and tear indications, and request maintenance records if available.
  • Confirm the centrifuge's compatibility with existing laboratory configurations and required sample volumes.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a refrigerated centrifuge used for?
A refrigerated centrifuge is used to separate samples at specific temperatures to ensure stability and prevent degradation.
Which brands of refrigerated centrifuges are available in surplus?
Brands such as Eppendorf and Fisher Scientific are commonly available in surplus.
What should I consider when buying a used refrigerated centrifuge?
Check the cooling capacity, RPM capabilities, overall condition, and compatibility with your applications before purchasing.
How do I maintain a refrigerated centrifuge?
Regular maintenance includes cleaning the rotor, checking the temperature settings, and servicing as per the manufacturer's guidelines.