Mini centrifuge laboratory small electric centrifuge with 7000 RPM speed and compact 157x170x120 mm benchtop footprint for low-volume sample processing and separation in small lab spaces
Mini centrifuge laboratory small electric centrifuge with 7000 RPM speed and compact 157x170x120 mm benchtop footprint for low-volume sample processing and separation in small lab spaces
Mini electric centrifuge with 7000 RPM speed and compact 157x170x120 mm benchtop design
This mini centrifuge provides a motorised solution for laboratories requiring sample separation capabilities in limited spaces. With its 7000 RPM maximum speed and specific 157x170x120 mm dimensions, it offers a dedicated alternative to larger floor-standing centrifuges for low-volume protocols. Designed for US power specifications, the complete unit arrives ready for connection and immediate use in environments where benchtop real estate is at a premium, serving research, educational, or small-scale testing applications.
Features and Construction
The centrifuge combines rotational capability with space-conscious engineering for practical laboratory integration. Its construction focuses on delivering consistent separation force while maintaining a defined physical footprint that fits within constrained work areas.
Material and Build
The device incorporates a motor assembly capable of generating 7000 RPM rotational speeds, housed within protective enclosures that maintain structural integrity during operation. Component selection supports the electrical requirements of US power standards, ensuring compatibility with laboratory infrastructure without requiring additional converters or modifications to existing power distribution systems.
Size and Practical Fit
With measurements of 157 mm in width, 170 mm in depth, and 120 mm in height, the centrifuge occupies a clearly defined rectangular volume on laboratory work surfaces. This specific dimensional profile allows researchers to plan equipment placement around existing instruments and workflow patterns, maximising usable bench area while maintaining access to separation capabilities for routine pelleting, supernatant removal, or phase separation protocols.
Uses and Placement
The centrifuge addresses separation needs in environments where larger equipment cannot be accommodated or where processing volumes don't justify substantial floor-space allocation. Its application scope covers basic laboratory functions requiring controlled centrifugal force.
Event or Professional Use
In professional laboratory settings, the device serves as a supplementary or dedicated unit for specific protocols requiring 7000 RPM capability. It can handle small sample batches in research environments, educational demonstrations in teaching laboratories, or quality control checks in production facilities where rapid separation verification is needed without accessing shared centralised equipment that may involve scheduling conflicts or longer processing queues.
Everyday Home Use
For advanced home laboratories or serious hobbyist applications, this centrifuge provides motorised separation where manual methods prove inadequate. Its compact dimensions allow integration into dedicated workspace setups where bench depth and width are limited, supporting DIY biotechnology projects, advanced amateur chemistry, or small-scale biological sample preparation that benefits from controlled centrifugal force unavailable through gravity settling alone.
Benefits and Buying Value
The centrifuge delivers specific technical capabilities within defined physical and operational parameters, offering a focused solution for laboratories with clear space and protocol requirements.
Reuse and Low Maintenance
As a complete single-unit package, the centrifuge requires minimal assembly before initial use and maintains operational readiness between protocols. Its straightforward electrical design based on US power standards reduces compatibility concerns with existing laboratory infrastructure, while the defined 7000 RPM operating envelope provides consistent performance for repeated separation tasks without gradual performance degradation associated with less precisely regulated methods.
Why Choose This Product
Laboratories select this centrifuge when their separation requirements specifically match the 7000 RPM capability and their workspace constraints demand the 157x170x120 mm footprint. It represents a deliberate choice for protocols that benefit from motorised rotation but don't require the variable speed ranges or larger rotor capacities of more complex systems, providing focused functionality without paying for unused capability or sacrificing valuable bench area to oversized equipment.
