A centrifuge
for your bench.
Compare benchtop centrifuges offered through Surge Scientific. Start with your tube format, then choose capacity and temperature control.
Six instruments.
Different starting points.
Open the side-by-side comparison- CF221 24-place microcentrifuge Standard rotor: 24 × 1.5/2.0 mL rotor includedMaximum speed: Manufacturer-stated maximum 15,000 RPM Four E's
- CF321 refrigerated microcentrifuge Standard rotor: 24 × 1.5/2.0 mL rotor includedMaximum speed: Manufacturer-stated maximum 15,000 RPM Four E's
- 12-place high-speed microcentrifuge Standard rotor: 12 × 0.2/0.5/1.5/2.0 mL tube formats; confirm adapters for the selected formatMaximum speed: Manufacturer-stated maximum 15,000 RPM Four E's
- Clinical benchtop centrifuge Standard rotor: Supplier lists 12 × 5/7/10 mL or 6 × 15 mL configurations; confirm adaptersMaximum speed: Supplier-stated maximum 4,500 RPM Four E's
- 24-place hematocrit centrifuge Standard rotor: 24-position capillary-tube rotor includedMaximum speed: Manufacturer-stated maximum 12,000 RPM with the hematocrit rotor Four E's
- 6-place mini centrifuge Standard rotor: Supplier-stated 6 × 1.5/2.0 mL microtube rotorMaximum speed: Supplier-stated 5,400 RPM (fixed) Four E's
The tube comes first.
A rotor’s tube format matters as much as its position count. Read the included configuration separately from optional rotors, and check the exact adapters with your quote.
- Format
- Microtubes, larger tubes or capillaries?
- Capacity
- How many positions do you need in each run?
- Temperature
- Does your method require active temperature control?
Before you choose
All buying guidesHow to choose a benchtop centrifuge
A buyer’s checklist for tube format, rotor capacity, maximum ratings and temperature requirements.
Do you need a refrigerated microcentrifuge?
Compare temperature requirements alongside rotor format and capacity when evaluating a refrigerated configuration.
Mini centrifuge or microcentrifuge?
Compare the listed rotor formats and maximum ratings before choosing a compact centrifuge for your bench.
Buying questions
Can I compare refrigerated and other microcentrifuges together?
Yes. Refrigeration and tube format describe different parts of an instrument. The comparison lists the reviewed rotor, speed and temperature information for each offered configuration.
Are optional rotors included?
Optional rotors are listed separately from the standard supplied rotor. Ask Surge Scientific to confirm the exact rotor, adapters and accessories included with your quote.
How do I request current pricing?
Add the models you are considering to your quote list, then open the contact page to prepare an email inquiry to Surge Scientific. Include tube formats, capacity, destination and purchase timeline.
Bring your shortlist.
Ask for the details.
Send Surge Scientific your tube format, required capacity and temperature requirements. Ask for current pricing, documentation and exactly what is included.