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Method and required RCF
Provide the method’s required relative centrifugal force and run conditions when available. RPM and RCF are not interchangeable without the rotor radius.
Laboratory Centrifuges
Laboratory centrifuges from DLAB in low-speed, high-speed, micro and refrigerated models, for clinical, research and industrial sample separation. Tell us the tube size, number of tubes and the speed or g-force you need for a free quotation.
TL;DR
Laboratory centrifuges: DLAB low-speed, high-speed and refrigerated
We supply DLAB laboratory centrifuges in Thailand: low-speed, high-speed, micro and refrigerated models such as the DM0506, D2012, D1012UA and D1524R. Choose by the RCF, rotor, tube and batch size your method needs. Every model is quoted on request.
Models for quotation
Include several models in one quotation request and ask about current availability and lead time.
- DM0636 Low Speed Centrifuge
Cat.No.: 9034001122
- DM0506 Low Speed Centrifuge
Cat.No.: 9034002129
- DM0412S Clinical Centrifuge, 15 mL
- D1008 Low Speed Centrifuge
Max. Speed: 7000rpm
- D1012UA High Speed Micro Centrifuges
Cat.No.: 9021001331
- D2012 High Speed Centrifuge
Cat.No.: 9032002121
- D3024 High Speed Centrifuge
Cat.No.: 9033000121
- D1524R High Speed Refrigerated Centrifuge
Cat.No.: 9013111121
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Centrifuge selection guide
How to choose a laboratory centrifuge
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Tube and rotor
State tube volume, dimensions, material and quantity per run. The exact tube, adapter and rotor combination must be confirmed in the manufacturer documentation.
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Capacity and workflow
Compare tubes per run, expected batches and turnaround needs. A higher headline speed does not resolve a capacity mismatch.
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Temperature requirement
Say whether the method requires a refrigerated model and identify the required operating conditions. Temperature performance is model- and rotor-specific.
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Site and documentation
Include available bench space, electrical supply, noise or placement constraints, and required certificates or manuals.
Centrifuge quote checklist
- Application or reference method
- Required RCF and run time
- Tube type, size and quantity per run
- Preferred rotor and adapters, if known
- Refrigeration or temperature requirement
- Electrical supply, quantity and delivery date
Common centrifuge questions
Should a TOR specify RPM or RCF?
Use the quantity required by the method. RCF describes the force on the sample and depends on both rotational speed and rotor radius, so an RPM value alone may not describe an equivalent separation across different rotors.
Can any tube be used with the selected rotor?
No assumption should be made. Tube dimensions, material, rated force, adapters and rotor compatibility must all be checked in the current instructions for the exact combination.
When should we request a refrigerated centrifuge?
When the method or sample-handling procedure sets a temperature requirement during centrifugation. State that requirement in the quote request rather than selecting refrigeration from the product title alone.
Related laboratory workflow
Official model references
Examples in the live catalog are checked against DLAB’s official product pages. Specifications and compatible rotors must be reconfirmed for the quoted configuration.
- DM0412 Low Speed Centrifuge (DLAB Scientific)
- D1524R High Speed Refrigerated Centrifuge (DLAB Scientific)
Specifications, compatibility and supplied documents vary by model and option. Check them against your method and the current manufacturer data sheet before ordering. Supplying equipment does not validate a method or certify compliance.