H0612 Fixed Angle Rotor Microcomputer Control PROMED DL-1002 Digital Low Speed Medical Blood Centrifuge
When choosing a centrifuge, we suggest keeping in mind your budget, the vials you have, and your cooling needs. Purchasing three separate centrifuges is a luxury few labs can afford, and it can still be costly in terms of space and upkeep. With centrifuge configuration in terms of the vials a laboratory works with, it can be a challenge working with an all-in-one centrifuge, as these typically come with multiple rotors and hexagon screwdrivers to switch out rotors and rotor racks.
