Description

The PLATE CENTRIFUGE is a compact, high-efficiency centrifugation system engineered specifically for quick settling of microplate samples. Designed to eliminate splashing, cross-contamination, and sample loss, it provides gentle yet effective centrifugation for PCR plates, ELISA plates, deep-well plates, and other microplate formats.

Ideal for molecular biology labs, diagnostic centers, biotechnology facilities, PCR rooms, ELISA workflows, and high-throughput screening environments.

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✅ Key Features

🧪 Microplate-Optimized Performance

Specially designed for 96-well, 384-well, PCR, and deep-well plates
Ensures rapid sample settling before and after mixing
Prevents cross-contamination and eliminates bubble formation

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⚡ High-Speed, Gentle Centrifugation

Speed range depending on model (typically 500–2,500 rpm)
Soft start & gentle braking protect sensitive samples
Stable, vibration-free performance for reproducible results

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📟 Digital Control Panel

Clear LED/LCD display for real-time speed & time monitoring
Simple one-button plate loading and quick-run operation
Intuitive interface ideal for routine lab workflows

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🛡 Safety-Focused Design

Lid interlock prevents operation when open
Automatic stop for overload or imbalance
Low-noise motor ensures quiet operation in PCR/diagnostic rooms

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🔩 Durable Build Quality

Compact, space-saving design
Reinforced plate rotor for long-term stability
Anti-vibration pads for smooth, reliable performance

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🔬 Efficient Plate Loading

Holds two microplates simultaneously
Ergonomic slide-in loading mechanism
No need to remove plate lids (model dependent)

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📊 Typical Applications

PCR and qPCR sample preparation
ELISA workflows
Settling reagents before optical reading
Cell culture applications
Enzyme assays and molecular diagnostics
High-throughput sample processing

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💡 Why Choose This Model?

Tailor-made for microplates
Fast sample settling with zero splash risk
Compact, low-noise, and easy to operate
Ideal for PCR labs, molecular diagnostics, and research institutions