D1008 Low Speed Centrifuge
D1008 Low Speed Centrifuge is a compact and efficient benchtop centrifuge designed for rapid micro-sample processing. It offers quiet operation, quick acceleration and braking, tool-free rotor changes, and compatibility with PCR and microcentrifuge tubes.
The D1008 Low Speed Centrifuge is designed for fast and reliable centrifugation of small-volume samples in research and diagnostic laboratories. With speeds up to 7000 rpm, quiet operation, and quick rotor changes without tools, it ensures convenient and efficient sample processing. Compatible with PCR tubes, PCR strips, and microcentrifuge tubes, it is ideal for PCR, DNA/RNA extraction, sample preparation, and routine laboratory applications in pharmaceutical, biotechnology, clinical, research, and academic laboratories.
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