Key benefits Reliable microcentrifuge performance for routine laboratory tasks: 7000 RPM delivers up to 2680 × g to efficiently pellet samples and clear small-volume reactions. Flexible tube compatibility: a multi-use rotor accommodates common tube formats so you can run a variety of assays without changing equipment. Quiet operation for shared lab spaces: noise level ≤45 dB minimizes disturbance during extended use. What it does and why you need it Function: High-speed centrifugation for small-volume tubes used in molecular biology, clinical and research labs. Problem solved: Rapid, consistent pelleting and separation of small-volume samples (0.2–2.0 ml), reducing hands-on time and improving reproducibility between runs. Stand-out attribute: Combination of moderate maximum speed and broad rotor compatibility lets you process multiple tube types in one device. Rotor compatibility and capacity Rotor accepts: 8 × 0.5 / 1.5 / 2.0 ml centrifuge tubes 32 × 0.2 ml tubes 4 × 0.2 ml PCR 8‑row tubes Use the appropriate tube adapters and loading patterns to maintain balance and achieve rated performance. Performance and operating characteristics Speed (RPM): 7000 Relative centrifugal acceleration (RCF): 2680 × g Noise level: ≤45 dB Designed for routine small-volume centrifugation with predictable, repeatable results Practical applications / use scenarios PCR and qPCR workflows: quick spin-down of reagents and brief centrifugation of 0.2 ml PCR strips to collect contents at the bottom of the tube before thermal cycling. Molecular biology prep: pelleting small cellular debris or precipitates from 0.5–2.0 ml microcentrifuge tubes during plasmid mini-prep, RNA clean-up, or buffer exchanges. Clinical and diagnostic tasks: clarification of small-volume blood or serum aliquots and preparation of samples for downstream assays where moderate g-forces and gentle noise levels are important. Operational recommendations Always balance tubes evenly before starting the run. Select the tube format and adapter that match your sample volume to maintain rotor balance and achieve expected RCF. Follow standard lab safety and maintenance procedures for centrifuge use to ensure consistent performance and longevity. Key specifications Maximum speed: 7000 RPM Maximum relative centrifugal acceleration: 2680 × g Rotor capacity/configuration: 8 × 0.5/1.5/2.0 ml; 32 × 0.2 ml; 4 × 0.2 ml PCR 8-row Noise: ≤45 dB This unit is suitable for routine benchtop centrifugation of small-volume tubes where moderate speed, flexible tube compatibility, and low operational noise are required.