Vortex centrifuges Centrifuge-vortexer combinations
Combinations of centrifuge and vortexer combine two fundamental laboratory functions in one device: the separation of sample components through centrifugal force and the mixing of liquids by means of vortex movement. Such combination devices are used where both work steps regularly follow one another in daily laboratory routine. In this category, you will find various versions that can be selected depending on the application area and sample volume.
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Centrifuge-Vortexer Combinations for Laboratory Use
Functional Principle
A combination device consisting of a centrifuge and a vortexer allows samples to first be mixed and then centrifuged in a single work step, without having to switch the vessel between two separate devices. This can simplify the workflow in the laboratory, particularly for routine applications with recurring sample preparation steps.
Areas of Application
Such combination devices are used in various laboratory areas, for example in sample preparation, where mixing followed by sedimentation or phase separation is required. The specific area of application depends on the respective device design and the technical specifications of the individual model.
Selection Criteria
When selecting a combination device, factors such as the intended sample volume, the type of vessels used, and the desired mode of operation play a role. Since the available models may differ in their technical characteristics, a comparison of the respective product details is recommended.
What is a combination of centrifuge and vortexer?
It is a laboratory device that combines the functions of a centrifuge and a vortexer in one housing, so that samples can be mixed and then centrifuged.
What is the vortexer function used for?
The vortexer function is used for quickly mixing liquids or suspensions in laboratory vessels by means of a circular movement.
What is the centrifuge function used for?
The centrifuge function is used to separate components of a sample by centrifugal force, for example to separate solids from liquids.
What purpose does combining both functions serve?
By combining the functions, mixing and separation steps can take place within one work process, without the sample having to be transferred between two separate devices.
In which laboratory areas are such combination devices used?
They are used wherever sample preparation with mixing and centrifugation steps regularly occurs, for example in areas with recurring routine applications.
What should be considered when selecting a combination device?
Relevant criteria include the intended sample volume, the type of vessels used, and the desired mode of operation of the device.
Do the devices in this category differ in their characteristics?
Yes, the models offered may differ in equipment and technical specifications. More detailed information can be found in the respective product descriptions.