Refrigerated Centrifuges

Refrigerated centrifuges are essential for separating samples at lower temperatures. They ensure accurate results by maintaining specimen integrity during the centrifugation process.

Popular Manufacturers

Eppendorf Fisher Scientific

Common Applications

Laboratory sample separation

Biological research

Pharmaceutical testing

Buying Guide

Refrigerated Centrifuge Buying Guide

Refrigerated centrifuges are vital in laboratories for precise sample separation. When selecting a surplus model, consider the following factors:

Identify if the centrifuge maintains the necessary temperature range and assess the rotor's compatibility with your sample types.

  • Check the refrigeration system's performance and cooling capacity.
  • Assess the centrifuge's manual and documentation for missing parts or instructions.
  • Ensure there are no signs of excessive wear or mechanical issues.
  • Verify the history of maintenance and calibration records.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a refrigerated centrifuge used for?
A refrigerated centrifuge is used to separate different components of a sample while maintaining a low temperature to preserve the integrity of the sample.
Why is temperature control important in centrifugation?
Temperature control in centrifugation is crucial as it prevents heat-sensitive samples from degrading, ensuring more accurate separation and results.
What brands of refrigerated centrifuges are available on the marketplace?
Available brands include Eppendorf and Fisher Scientific.
Can I find used refrigerated centrifuges on this platform?
Yes, the platform offers a selection of used and surplus refrigerated centrifuges.