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Benchtop mini centrifuge up to 7000 RPM for spinning down microtubes.
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Not for human, veterinary, or food use. This product is sold exclusively for laboratory research purposes. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease, and has not been evaluated by the FDA.
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Benchtop mini centrifuge up to 7000 RPM for spinning down microtubes.
For laboratory use.
Quick spin-downs of small tubes. This page lists a benchtop mini centrifuge that runs up to 7000 RPM for spinning down microtubes. Corning describes its own LSE mini microcentrifuge, a different model, as designed for quick spin downs of micro-samples, such as bringing small droplets to the bottom of tubes.
It depends on the rotor radius, which this page does not list; it gives speed only, up to 7000 RPM. Thermo Fisher's Tech Tip #40 calculates g as 1.118 × 10⁻⁵ × radius in cm × RPM², and its table gives 2,191 × g at 7000 RPM for a 4 cm radius and 2,739 × g for 5 cm.
This page lists the Mini Centrifuge 7000 RPM, a benchtop mini centrifuge up to 7000 RPM for spinning down microtubes; the page shows current availability. It is sold exclusively for laboratory research purposes, not for human, veterinary, or food use.
Benchtop mini centrifuge up to 7000 RPM for spinning down microtubes.