EziLab offers the Mini Centrifuge EZL-MC113, a dual-speed PCR plate spinner mini centrifuge that settles liquid to the bottom of 48-well 50 µL plates or four 5 mL tubes before downstream steps. Two fixed speeds give 1,200 g at 4,000 rpm and 2,000 g at 6,000 rpm, the timer runs from 20 seconds to 99 minutes, and a maintenance-free brushless DC motor reaches speed quickly without brushes to replace. Click-on rotors swap in seconds without tools, the electric lid lock releases automatically when the rotor stops, and start-up self-diagnosis recalls the previous run parameters. At about 2 kg, the unit sits beside thermal cyclers, in PCR hoods or on crowded benches. Molecular biology laboratories, diagnostic PCR units, forensic DNA labs, soil and environmental testing stations, seed and plant genotyping facilities and university teaching labs use this mini centrifuge for routine spin-down work. Typical tasks include collecting plate contents after sealing, removing air bubbles before thermal cycling, pelleting debris in strip tubes, quick spins of master mixes and clearing condensation from lids. Choose it over full-size microcentrifuges when plates, not tubes, are the daily format. Check your cycler’s plate format before ordering: the rotor named here takes 48-well plates, and a lab running 96-well plates should ask whether another rotor exists. Tube-only and plate models sit in Laboratory Centrifuge, with Mini Centrifuge as the compact class.
| Capacity |
48 well 50µl PCR plate rotor 4×5 ml tubes |
|---|---|
| Dual Speed Options | 4000 rpm & 6000 rpm |
| Maximum RCF |
1200×g (4000 rpm) 2000×g (6000 rpm) |
| Timer | 20 sec to 99 min |
| Packing Dimension (W×D×H) | 230×180×160 mm |
| Gross Weight | 2 Kg |
Easy programming to achieve high accuracy of speed control
Easy operation and intuitive menu and easy to read display
Maintenance free brushless DC motor
Click-on design or effortless interchangeable rotor
Compact, rugged design
Automatic self-diagnosis on startup showing accumulative running time and last running parameters
Lid with electric lock and automatic release function saves processing time and prevents sample over heating
Small foot print for efficient use of lab space
Quick release rotor exchange
| • | Collects contents at the bottom of 48-well PCR plates after sealing in molecular biology labs, before the plate moves to the thermal cycler. |
| • | Removes bubbles before thermal cycling in diagnostic PCR labs, at 4,000 rpm (1,200 × g) or 6,000 rpm (2,000 × g). |
| • | Gives master mixes a quick spin and clears lid condensation in forensic DNA labs, with a timer from 20 seconds to 99 minutes. |
| • | Pellets debris in strip tubes during soil and environmental testing and seed and plant genotyping prep. |
| • | Spins four 5 mL tubes with tool-free rotor swapping and an electric lid lock that releases when the rotor stops. |
