Medline Mini Centrifuge, 6-Place Rotor, 6000 rpm

Mini Centrifuge, 6-Place Rotor, 6000 rpm

This mini centrifuge is a compact benchtop unit with a 6-place rotor and 6000 rpm speed. It works well for labs that want fast, simple spins with easy handling and a small footprint. Tool-free SnapSpin rotors, one-handed lid lock and unlock, and a weighted rubberized base support quick daily use.

Good Fit For

• Labs needing quick, easy centrifuge runs
• Benchtop setups where compact equipment is preferred
• Workflows that benefit from one-handed operation

Key Features

• 6-place rotor supports small-scale centrifuge workflows
• 6000 rpm operation for fast spin cycles
• Tool-free SnapSpin rotors help speed setup and changeover
• Ergonomic ABS plastic housing fits in the palm for one-handed lid lock and unlock
• Lid open or power-off stops spinning for added user awareness
• Weighted rubberized base helps reduce movement, vibration, and noise

Applications and Usage

• Running quick spin cycles in a laboratory setting
• Supporting routine benchtop centrifuge tasks
• Using in work areas where reduced vibration and noise are helpful

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• This unit uses a 6-place rotor, so capacity should match your sample volume needs.
• The centrifuge reaches 6000 rpm, which should be reviewed against your lab's workflow requirements.
• A 45 tube angle may matter if your process depends on a specific tube position during spinning.
• The housing is latex free.

FAQ

• How many samples can this mini centrifuge handle at one time? This mini centrifuge has a 6-place rotor, so it can handle up to six positions per run.
• What is the maximum speed? This unit runs at 6000 rpm.
• Is the rotor setup complicated? No. The SnapSpin rotors are tool-free, which helps make setup and quick changes easier.
• Can the lid be opened and closed easily during routine use? Yes. The ergonomic housing is sized for the palm of the hand, which supports one-handed lock and unlock.
• Does this mini centrifuge help limit movement on the bench? Yes. The weighted, rubberized base is made to reduce potential movement and help dampen vibration and noise.

From Medline.