Start with a different tube format.
Clinical tubes, hematocrit capillaries and small microtube or PCR-strip formats call for different configurations. Use the exact listing’s rotor details to narrow your options.
Compare all six instrumentsClinical, Hematocrit & Mini Centrifuges
- Clinical benchtop centrifuge Standard rotor: Supplier lists 12 × 5/7/10 mL or 6 × 15 mL configurations; confirm adaptersMaximum speed: Supplier-stated maximum 4,500 RPM Four E's
- 24-place hematocrit centrifuge Standard rotor: 24-position capillary-tube rotor includedMaximum speed: Manufacturer-stated maximum 12,000 RPM with the hematocrit rotor Four E's
- 6-place mini centrifuge Standard rotor: Supplier-stated 6 × 1.5/2.0 mL microtube rotorMaximum speed: Supplier-stated 5,400 RPM (fixed) Four E's
Check the configuration.
These three listings serve different physical formats. Their position counts are not interchangeable: a capillary position and a microtube position describe different containers and rotors.
The mini listing identifies a microtube rotor and an additional PCR-strip rotor. The clinical listing describes small-tube and 15 mL configurations, with the adapter package to be confirmed. The hematocrit listing identifies a capillary-tube rotor and reader.
A category name alone does not establish suitability for a particular sample or intended use. Give Surge Scientific your exact tube dimensions, required configuration and documentation needs when requesting a quote.
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Ask for the details.
Send Surge Scientific your tube format, required capacity and temperature requirements. Ask for current pricing, documentation and exactly what is included.