5418 MicroCentrifuge from Eppendorf

Whether you are working on drug discovery, microplate processing, blood banking, sample preparation and processing, cell and tissue culture, or other clinical applications, reliably separating liquids based on density is essential. Looking for the best microcentrifuge to spin liquid samples or amass pelleting particles from suspension from an array of mediums is crucial. Considering various models, brands, and online stores to select from, procuring the right laboratory centrifuge for your protocols maybe an adventure. Lab.Equipment can make things a lot easier for you! See how the Eppendorf 5418 is best for your separation needs and routine applications below. If it does not make your cut, go through our review, FAQ, and comparison of the 5418 with other lab centrifuges to procure the most suitable unit for your application requirements.

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What is the speed offered by the Eppendorf 5418 MicroCentrifuge?

The Eppendorf 5418 MicroCentrifuge allows you to spin samples with speeds ranging up to 14,000 RPM. Built to be a variable speed unit, it allows users to adjust the speed control or select speed rate depending on the samples and specific applications they are working on.

How much separation power does the Eppendorf 5418 MicroCentrifuge come with?

The Eppendorf 5418 MicroCentrifuge runs your samples with a maximum RCF of 16,873 x g.

What type of rotors does the Eppendorf 5418 MicroCentrifuge feature?

The Eppendorf 5418 MicroCentrifuge feature fixed angle rotors capable of holding sample tubes at a stable angle, typically ranging from 25° to 40°. These rotors are recommended when working with high centrifugal forces and are best for pelleting particles from suspension, collecting pellets, or removing excess debris.

Is the Eppendorf 5418 MicroCentrifuge a refrigerated unit or not?

Working on non-temperature sensitive samples, the non-refrigerated or ventilated Eppendorf 5418 MicroCentrifuge is recommended for multiple routine and clinical applications that do not demand precise temperature control.

Here are some of the important features of the Eppendorf 5418 MicroCentrifuge:

You can fit and run this many sample tubes in the unit:
1.5 mL: 18
2.0 mL: 18

Automatically switch off the Eppendorf 5418 MicroCentrifuge after a preset time as it comes with a timer that can run from 30 to 599 seconds.

It just takes 16 seconds for the Eppendorf 5418 MicroCentrifuge to reach its full speed.

The Eppendorf 5418 MicroCentrifuge just takes 16 seconds to reach a full stop.

With a sound-power level of 51dB, the Eppendorf 5418 MicroCentrifuge offers a noise level still acceptable and below the threshold that can damage hearing.

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