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Tips for buying Microcentrifuge
- Before purchasing an ultracentrifuge, facilities need to carefully examine their current and future laboratory needs to avoid purchasing an expensive microcentrifuge unit with unnecessary capabilities, or a cheaper microcentrifuge that cannot handle the laboratory workload.
- Larger facilities with many samples daily centrifuged may need programmable functions, while smaller laboratories with a low or moderate number of samples may not need a programmable microcentrifuge unit.
- When purchasing a ultracentrifuge, safety features should be a prime factor. Each microcentrifuge should have a securely interlocking lid that shuts off the unit's motor when the lid is opened, or keeps the lid latched until the rotor has stopped.
- An inner protective cover over the rotor assembly is an additional safety feature, as well as a clear display warning not to open the laboratory micro centrifuge while the rotor is spinning.
- The visual indicators and displays on the laboratory micro centrifuge should be clear and easily read. It is recommended to have audible alarms for a device malfunction, rotor imbalance, or open lid.
- Alert indicators and safety features help protect microcentrifuge components and rotor contents from breakage, and also protect operators from flying debris. Buying laboratory micro centrifuges with such features is recommended.
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