Classification of centrifuges

• low-speed centrifugeThe speed is generally below 10000rpm, mainly used for precipitating small molecule proteins, separating cells and blood, etc.

• High speed centrifugeThe speed can reach 10000-30000rpm, commonly used for separating high molecular weight compounds such as proteins, RNA, DNA, etc.

• supercentrifugeAt speeds above 30000rpm, it can be used to separate low concentration biomolecules, high viscosity samples, etc.

Classified according to temperature requirements：

• Ordinary centrifugeThere are no special temperature requirements, suitable for most routine experiments.
• refrigerated centrifugeCan provide a low-temperature environment to ensure the stability and activity of the sample during centrifugation, suitable for biological samples that are prone to thermal denaturation.

Classified by volume size：

• Floor standing centrifugeLarge volume, usually used for large-scale experiments or production.
• Tabletop centrifugeModerate volume, suitable for use on experimental benches, is a common type in routine laboratory experiments.
• Palm centrifugeCompact in size, easy to carry and operate, suitable for field experiments or mobile laboratories.

Classify by operation method：

• Gap centrifugeThe processes of feeding, separation, washing, and slag unloading are all intermittent operations, and manual, gravity, or mechanical methods are used to unload the slag.

  Continuous centrifugeThe processes of feeding, separation, washing, and slag discharge have two types: intermittent automatic and continuous automatic, suitable for large-scale production with high efficiency.

Classified by purpose：

• Industrial CentrifugeUsed in large-scale industrial production processes, mainly for liquid-solid separation, solid solid separation, liquid-liquid distribution, etc.

• Laboratory centrifugeWidely used in scientific research experiments in fields such as biology, chemistry, medicine, etc., it usually has high rotational speed and small capacity.

• Clinical centrifugeMainly used in medical laboratories, commonly used in blood sample analysis, urine analysis and other testing work.