Centrifuges low-speed centrifuge is a laboratory instrument designed for the separation of biological samples and substances in liquid suspensions at relatively modest speeds. Operating on the principle of centrifugal force, it gently accelerates samples to differentially sediment components based on their density. Unlike high-speed centrifuges used for molecular biology applications, low-speed centrifuges are employed for less forceful separations, making them suitable for tasks such as clinical diagnostics, urine and blood sample processing, and cell culture. They are specifically designed to minimize sample disturbance and maintain the integrity of delicate particles or cells, making them invaluable for various applications where gentle sample processing is crucial. Our low-speed centrifuges are commonly used in medical laboratories, clinical settings, and research institutions and they come in different sizes and rotor configurations to accommodate a wide range of laboratory needs, ensuring accurate and reliable results while preserving sample quality.
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