Compact benchtop centrifuge designed for small-volume laboratory work Key benefits Flexible speed settings (4000 rpm, 6000 rpm, 8000 rpm) let you choose the centrifugal force appropriate for different sample types and protocols, reducing processing time and improving separation consistency. Wide timer range (0–9999 minutes) provides precise control for short spins and long incubations, so you can standardize runs or perform extended procedures without manual monitoring. Versatile rotor options accommodate common tube sizes, minimizing the need for multiple instruments or adapters and simplifying sample handling. Small footprint (160 × 190 × 130 mm) saves bench space and fits easily into crowded labs or field workstations. Specifications and functionality Speeds: 4000 rpm, 6000 rpm, 8000 rpm — selectable to match protocol requirements. Timing: 0–9999 minutes — broad range for precise run control. Rotor compatibility: Standard angle rotor: accepts 8 tubes of 0.2, 0.5, 1.5, or 2.0 mL each (0.2 / 0.5 / 1.5 / 2.0 mL × 8). Split/adapter configuration: supports 0.2 mL tubes in a 8 × 2 arrangement (0.2 mL × 8 × 2) for higher microtube capacity. External dimensions: 160 × 190 × 130 mm — compact design for limited bench space. Why this product solves common lab problems Consolidates multiple workflows in a single device by supporting a range of tube sizes and three distinct speeds. Reduces sample handling time with quick, repeatable spins at appropriate rpm settings. Offers predictable, long-duration timing options to avoid over- or under-processing samples. Small size and straightforward controls make it suitable for routine use, training labs, and field deployments. Typical applications Routine microcentrifugation: quick spins of 0.2–2.0 mL tubes to collect droplets, clarify samples, or concentrate small volumes. Molecular biology prep: brief spins for PCR tube recovery, reagent collection, and small-scale nucleic acid or protein processing. Clinical and research sample handling: pelleting cells from small-volume culture aliquots, separating microblood samples, or preparing samples for downstream assays. Operational notes Ensure correct rotor and adapter selection for tube size and volume before each run. Place tubes symmetrically in the rotor to maintain balance and reliable performance. The compact footprint allows convenient placement near workstations; verify clearance for lid opening and ventilation. This centrifuge provides straightforward speed and timing control, broad tube compatibility, and a compact design to meet routine small-volume centrifugation needs in research, clinical, and teaching laboratories.