Find your microcentrifuge.
Start with the tube format and the number of positions your bench needs. Then compare the reviewed maximum ratings and temperature information for each exact configuration.
Compare all six instrumentsMicrocentrifuges
- CF221 24-place microcentrifuge Standard rotor: 24 × 1.5/2.0 mL rotor includedMaximum speed: Manufacturer-stated maximum 15,000 RPM Four E's
- CF321 refrigerated microcentrifuge Standard rotor: 24 × 1.5/2.0 mL rotor includedMaximum speed: Manufacturer-stated maximum 15,000 RPM Four E's
- 12-place high-speed microcentrifuge Standard rotor: 12 × 0.2/0.5/1.5/2.0 mL tube formats; confirm adapters for the selected formatMaximum speed: Manufacturer-stated maximum 15,000 RPM Four E's
Check the configuration.
The three listings below cover different rotor capacities. A position count describes a rotor configuration, rather than the number of samples you can process in an hour. The model page separates the standard rotor from separately supplied alternatives.
For smaller tube formats, ask which adapters are supplied. For PCR tubes or strips, check the exact dedicated rotor and its included status. A tube appearing in a product image does not establish compatibility.
Use the comparison to check maximum speed, maximum RCF and temperature information separately. Match these to your method’s requirements and the manufacturer’s manual before selecting a configuration.
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