Molecular Sedimentation & Sample Processing Lab Centrifuges are essential instruments designed to separate fluids, gas, or liquids based on density. By spinning samples at extremely high speeds, the centrifugal force pushes heavier components to the outside of the vessel, allowing for efficient isolation of DNA, proteins, or blood cells. At Labend Scientific, we offer a versatile range of centrifuges, from compact microcentrifuges for molecular biology to high-capacity refrigerated models for clinical blood processing. The workflow in any modern laboratory often transitions from sample separation to detailed analysis. For instance, after isolating cellular components using our brushless motor centrifuges, researchers frequently use the Olympus CX-43 or the Labomed LX-400 to inspect the sediment or pellet quality. Our systems are built with safety-lid locks and imbalance detection to ensure maximum protection during high-RPM runs. Our centrifuges feature programmable digital interfaces, allowing users to precisely control speed (RPM), Relative Centrifugal Force (RCF), and run time. With various rotor options—including fixed-angle and swing-out rotors—these units serve a wide array of disciplines, including genomics, proteomics, and chemical research, providing consistent results for laboratories across every continent. Key Specifications 🔹 Max Speed: 4000 to 15000 RPM 🔹 Max RCF: Up to 21,000 x g 🔹 Rotor: Fixed Angle / Swing Out 🔹 Motor: Brushless DC (Maintenance Free) 🔹 Timer: 1 to 99 Minutes / Continuous 🔹 Safety: Lid Interlock & Over-speed Associated Analytical & Imaging Tools • Olympus CX-23 Bino • Olympus CX-33 Trino • Olympus CX-43 Series • Magnus CH20i Range • Labomed LX-200 LED • Labomed LX-300 Trino • Labomed LX-400 Series • Labomed LX-500 Trino • Magnus CH20i-TR • Vision 2000 LED • Olympus CX-23 Trino • LX-400 Binocular Centrifuge FAQ Q1: What is the difference between RPM and RCF? A: RPM is the speed of rotation, while RCF (G-force) is the actual force applied to the sample, which depends on the rotor's radius. Q2: Why is balancing the rotor critical? A: Unbalanced tubes cause vibration that can damage the motor and lead to hazardous mechanical failure at high speeds. Q3: Can these centrifuges handle blood samples? A: Yes, our clinical models are designed for 5ml, 7ml, and 10ml blood collection tubes for serum and plasma separation. Q4: Are refrigerated models available? A: Yes, we provide refrigerated centrifuges for temperature-sensitive samples like enzymes and proteins. SEARCH KEYWORDS: Laboratory Centrifuge Machine, Digital Benchtop Centrifuge, Microcentrifuge Price India, Refrigerated Centrifuge Supplier, High Speed Lab Centrifuge, Blood Centrifuge for Clinic, Clinical Centrifuge RPM, #LabCentrifuge #ScientificResearch #MolecularBiology #Centrifugation #LabendScientific International Service & Reach United States | United Kingdom | Germany | UAE | Saudi Arabia | Qatar | Oman | Singapore | Malaysia | Australia | Canada | South Africa | Brazil | Egypt | India | France | Italy | Spain | New Zealand | Ireland | Netherlands | Thailand | Vietnam | Indonesia