Hand Centrifuge
A hand centrifuge is a compact, manually operated laboratory device used to separate components of liquid mixtures based on differences in density. Its simple operation makes it ideal for basic laboratory and educational applications.
The hand centrifuge is designed for the efficient separation of sample components through manual centrifugal force. It is a convenient, compact solution for laboratories where basic sample separation is required.
It is suitable for blood separation, sample processing, educational experiments, and general laboratory applications, offering easy operation without the need for electrical power.
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