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Lavin Centrifuge produces industrial centrifuges, including basket centrifuges, high speed centrifuges & mini laboratory centrifuges for the reclaiming of metalworking liquids, recovering particulates, heat treating liquids & optics liquids. In business since 1945, and a division of AML Industries.
Sanborn Technologies is a leader in designing, engineering & manufacturing of high-quality centrifuge products & centrifuge equipment to serve industries by improving quality, reducing downtime & minimizing waste & disposal costs. Products include both industrial centrifuges & centrifugal separators.
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Over 70 years of providing new, used and reconditioned process equipment. We offer thousands of in stock centrifuges, including basket, decanter, disc automatic & lab centrifuges, plus centrifuge parts, etc. Known worldwide for quality, integrity, dependable service and competitive prices.
Laboratory centrifuges are typically small unit centrifuges used primarily in scientific laboratories. Chemical, biotechnical, and pharmaceutical labs all use laboratory centrifuges. Most often, laboratories use these machines to purify solvents. For the analysis of different proteins and drugs, however, even smaller laboratory centrifuge units are used.
Laboratory centrifuges separate solid particles from a solution by spinning at a high velocity. Through this process, the centrifugal force created pulls the heavier particles towards the walls of the centrifuge.
The most commonly used design for laboratory centrifuges is the basket centrifuge, which works like the spin cycle of a washing machine. This design consists of a basket inside of an enclosed container that spins around a vertical axis at a high velocity.