Camlab offers a wide range of laboratory equipment for scientific research, including a variety of centrifuges. Our commitment to providing high-quality products and services has led us to create a list of blogs on the subject of centrifuges, which we believe will be useful for those interested in the field. Whether you are a scientist, researcher, or laboratory technician, these blogs cover various aspects of centrifuges and their applications. Read on to learn more about the latest advancements in centrifugation and stay up-to-date with the latest industry trends.
In 2023, the 5910Ri and 5427R Eppendorf centrifuges became the first centrifuges worldwide to receive the ACT label. The ACT label resembles a nutrition label, showing how products rate in various sustainability categories. The 5427R centrifuge now uses a hydrocarbon cooling liquid, propane, in place of the hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) to reduce HFCs environmental impact. This blog covers the cha...
Vortex mixers are mainly used to mix samples in tubes, plates and occasionally flasks by creating a vortex within the sample. Vortex mixers come with different accessories to enable it to mix samples of different sizes or multiple samples at once. For more information about vortex mixers please see this blog here
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Centrifuges are mainly used to separate samples ...
Laboratory Centrifuges are used in a variety of applications to separate components in samples. This is achieved by spinning the samples at high speeds and at different temperatures. Centrifuges are available in different sizes with different max speeds, rotors and different temperature options.
View of the inside of a laboratory centrifuge, showing a fixed angle rotor
Centrifuge FAQ:
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There are two new centrifuges available from Ohaus. The FC5916 and the FC5916R refrigerated centrifuges.
Compatible with 14 optional rotors and 75 accessories
Capacity up to 4 x750ml
Blood collection tubes can be spun using an additional rotor
High speed centrifugation
Temperature range -20°C to 40°C
Features:
Automatic rotor identification
One handed operation
Large backlit...
Eppendorf launched their very first centrifuge 56 years ago in 1964 which, as the first ever laboratory microcentrifuge on the market, revolutionised biomedical research the world over and set a precedent for accessible quality laboratory equipment. Today, Eppendorf manufacture a comprehensive range of benchtop centrifuges world-renowned for their exceptional quality and ergonomic operation whi...
When selecting an appropriate centrifuge, one of the key points to consider is the maximum speed and if this meets your protocol. Centrifuges have two measures of speed, known as RCF and RPM, and whilst these may be used interchangeably they are in fact very different measurements.
RPM - Rotation per minute
Simply, this is how many times per minute the rotor will spin. This measure cannot...
A. This can be performed using the NEW Ohaus FC5513 centrifuge from Ohaus.
The FC5513 has four types of optional rotors:
Angled Rotor which takes 24 1.5/2.0ml microcentrifuge tubes
Angled Rotor which takes 24x 1.5/2.0ml microcentrifuge tubes with a sealable biocontainment lid
Angled Rotor for 18 2 ml tubes
Haematocrit rotor for micro-haematocrit tubes for Packed Cell Volume (PC...
Grant Instruments have launched a brand new PCR Centrifuge with vortex mixing:
The new CVP-2 is an all-in-one PCR Centrifuge/vortex mixer that allows for simultaneous sample prep of multiple samples all at one time. It's versatility stems from being able to hold semi and fully skirted PCR plates with no additional accessories required.
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Stuart SCF2 microcentrifuge keeps it compact and quiet
The Stuart SCF2 microcentrifuge from Stuart fits a versatile set of features into a compact, easy-to-use design. Offering quiet operation, the SCF2 is a variable speed unit accommodating either a fixed angle rotor holding 12 tubes or a strip tube rotor. As well as pelleting of precipitates, applications include processes involving spin col...
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Working with pressure/vacuum conditions in the lab is common but not all products are designed to withstand this. Products with appropriate geometry and wall thickness are suitable for working safely with pressure. For example, filtering flasks, desiccators, or flat flange vessels, as well as...
