What is the difference between high speed and low-speed centrifuge?
C&A Scientific XC-2415 Low Speed Centrifuge
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High-speed centrifuges typically operate at speeds ranging from 10,000 to 30,000 RPM and are used for separating smaller particles or cellular components, such as proteins and nucleic acids, with greater precision. In contrast, low-speed centrifuges usually run at speeds below 10,000 RPM and are suitable for separating larger particles, like cells and cell debris, where high precision is not as critical. The choice between them depends on the specific application and the size of the particles to be separated.
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C&A Scientific XC-2415 Low Speed Centrifuge
" C&A Scientific XC-2415 Low Speed Centrifuge is designed for general laboratory usage. Features and Benefits \n \n Large touch buttons for both speed (500 rpm increments) and timer (1 - 60 min.) settings \n Easy-to-read LCD display gives you the ability to see the speed and duration from f...
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