Advalab offers Mini Centrifuge designed with customizable speed options for precise sample processing. They features a BLDC motor to operate smoothly and quietly. Its wide power input range ensures flexibility in various environments. Our centrifuge provides a three-in-one rotor design that eliminates the need for rotor changes, accommodating multiple tube sizes. They are compact and lightweight solution perfect for the efficient handling of specialized applications, including PCR samples. Our centrifuge features an automatic stop function that activates when the lid is opened, ensuring maximum safety during operation.
1. What is a Mini Centrifuge?
A Mini Centrifuge is typically used for low-speed, quick spin-downs of small liquid samples in laboratories. It is compact, easy to operate, and ideal for personal or benchtop use in research and clinical labs. Mini centrifuges are especially useful for rapid processing of small-volume samples without occupying much workspace.
2. Is it safe to open the Mini Centrifuge while spinning?
No, Mini Centrifuges are designed with safety features to prevent lid opening while spinning. The rotor typically stops automatically when the lid is opened. This prevents accidental exposure to moving parts and minimizes the risk of injury or sample spillage. Always wait for the rotor to come to a complete stop before removing or inserting tubes.
3. What is the proper way to store a Mini Centrifuge when it’s not in use?
To Store the Mini Centrifuge in a clean, dry place with the lid closed. Unplug the unit and remove the rotor if it’s detachable. Avoid storing in areas with high humidity or direct sunlight. Ensure all tubes are removed and the interior is wiped clean to prevent corrosion or contamination. If possible, cover the centrifuge with a dust cover or keep it in a storage cabinet to protect it from environmental debris.