So many centrifuges to choose from! Although laboratory centrifuges have long been the laboratory standard, we often find that people still have many questions about which centrifuge model best suits their needs. This is not surprising given the number of laboratory centrifuge options available on the market today.
To help simplify the process, we've broken down five of the easiest-to-use tips for choosing a centrifuge that will make your lab life easier, while also reducing run times and speeding up your lab workflow. Centrifuge manufacturer HUADA shows you.
1, Consider the space available in your laboratory. All the bells and whistles won't help if you don't have the space to handle a floor standing centrifuge. The good news is that there are many benchtop options available today that can give you a lot of speed and power without taking up too much space in your lab.
2, Traditionally, RPM has been used as the main selection criterion for choosing a centrifuge. While this information is helpful, it does not always tell the whole story. To ensure that you choose the right centrifuge, consider the G-Force required for your sample. this data will give a more accurate picture of your needs and will help you choose the most suitable centrifuge for your laboratory.
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3, Centrifuges have such a short life that they make you spend a lot of time thinking about it. It's much better to use a centrifuge that offers intuitive controls and an easy-to-navigate control panel, making it easy for your lab staff.
4, Flexibility is key. We rarely see a one-size-fits-all laboratory, which means that your lab partners will also need to use your centrifuge, or that your workflow today will be different from your workflow in the future. Take the time to identify centrifuge options that have the flexibility of multiple rotors, which are also easily interchangeable, and enjoy versatility in terms of the tube sizes that the centrifuge can accept.
You can also use our website tools. Download the white paper here, which contains a complete range of centrifuge operations and parameters that can help newcomers. Finally, contact our experts for expert advice.
