Refrigerated Floor-Standing Centrifuge FC5917RF Frontier™ 5000 Multi-Pro Series, Maximum Volume 4 x 1000 ml
item number: 40369
Speed range: 200 – 16,010 rpm, maximum 26,361 g
List price € 12.620,00
Centrifuges Bench-top centrifuges
Floor-standing centrifuges form a device category for separating substances of different densities using centrifugal force. They are used in laboratories, clinics, and industrial facilities, with individual models differing in design, capacity, and equipment. In this overview, you will find various designs of floor-standing centrifuges for different application areas.
Centrifuges / Bench-top centrifuges
Refrigerated Floor-Standing Centrifuge ZK 496, max. Volume 4 x 1000 ml - Undercounter Unit
item number: 18174
max. Speed 10,500 rpm, max. RCF 16,022 x g
Price on request
Refrigerated Floor Centrifuge ZK 496, max. volume 4 x 1000 ml
item number: 18173
max. speed 10,500 rpm, max. RCF 16,022 x g
Price on request
Floor-Standing Centrifuges at a Glance
Application Areas
Floor-standing centrifuges are used in various environments, such as laboratories, clinical facilities, and industrial operations. They serve to separate samples or materials based on their density using centrifugal force.
Selection Criteria
Since models can differ in design, capacity, rotor types, and equipment, it is advisable to take a close look at the respective product description to find the right device for the intended application area.
Complementary Technology
For certain applications, such as with temperature-sensitive samples, additional technical solutions may be useful. Suitable systems can be found, among other places, in the Cooling Technology section.
What is a floor-standing centrifuge?
A floor-standing centrifuge is a freestanding centrifuge device designed for use on the floor or a stable surface and is used to separate mixtures of substances through rotation.
What are floor-standing centrifuges used for?
Floor-standing centrifuges are used, among other places, in laboratories, clinics, research facilities, and industrial operations, where samples or materials need to be separated based on their density.
How do different floor-standing centrifuge models differ?
Models can differ in design, capacity, rotor types, and equipment features. The specific characteristics can be found in the respective product descriptions.
Do floor-standing centrifuges require special placement?
Since these are freestanding devices, a stable, level surface is required. Further requirements may vary depending on the model.
Can floor-standing centrifuges be used for temperature-sensitive samples?
For temperature-sensitive applications, complementary cooling solutions may be useful. Information on suitable systems can be found in the Cooling Technology section.
What standards apply to laboratory centrifuges?
Industry-standard safety and quality standards exist for laboratory centrifuges. Which certifications a specific device meets can be found in the respective product description.
How do I choose the right floor-standing centrifuge?
The choice depends on the application area, required capacity, and other technical requirements. Comparing the individual product details helps with the decision.