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Find the right centrifuge for your lab's separation needs
Explore our full range of laboratory centrifuges and centrifuge machines, or talk to IT Tech about a tailored recommendation today.

Laboratory centrifuges separate sample components by density at high speed, a core process across general and specialised applications.
IT Tech supplies centrifuge machines and centrifuges in Singapore for a diversity of laboratory purposes, from routine sample prep to specialised clinical work.





Weigh these factors before choosing a lab centrifuge machine:
Sample typeMicrohematocrit or microtube samples need a compact microcentrifuge, while general lab work spanning larger volumes needs a benchtop or floor-standing model.
RPM and capacity rangeMatch maximum speed and rotor capacity to your protocol. Higher RPM suits fine particle separation, while higher capacity suits batch processing.
Benchtop vs floorstandingBenchtop models suit most labs, whereas floorstanding units support higher-capacity rotors where bench space allows.
Refrigerated vs ventilatedRefrigerated models protect temperature-sensitive samples during longer runs. Meanwhile, ventilated models suit routine work where sample temperature is less critical.
IVD vs research-use classificationLabs handling clinical or blood samples for diagnostic use need an IVD-classified centrifuge and the biosafety cabinet protocols that go with it. Research-use models suit non-diagnostic laboratory work.
As a lab equipment supplier stocking multiple centrifuge types locally, IT Tech can help match the right model to your lab's actual sample volume and classification needs.
Not sure which centrifuge machine fits your workflow? The table below compares one representative model from each major type IT Tech carries, so you can weigh specifications side by side before narrowing down further.
| Type | Model | Max RPM | Capacity | IVD Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Microcentrifuge | Biocen 22 | 15,000 RPM | 24 x 2ml | Not IVD-classified |
| Benchtop universal (refrigerated) | Bioprocen 22 R | 18,100 RPM | 6 x 50ml | Not IVD-classified |
| High-capacity (floor-standing) | CENTRIC CF 108 GR | XX | 4 x 750ml | Not IVD-classified |
| Refrigerated | CENTRIC CF 48 R | XX | 4 x 400ml | Not IVD-classified |
| Clinical-IVD | Centrifuge Centric 250 IVD | 16,200 RPM | XX | IVD-classified (ISO 13485) |
A centrifuge machine separates sample components by density at high speed, using centrifugal force to spin heavier particles to the bottom of a tube. Labs use microcentrifuges like the Biocen 22 for microhematocrit and microtube samples, and benchtop or floor-standing models for larger general lab volumes.
IT Tech's listed centrifuges span 15,000 RPM to 18,100 RPM, covering microcentrifuge and benchtop universal models.
Yes, the Centrifuge Centric 250 IVD meets the ISO 13485 standard for medical labs, making it suitable for in-vitro diagnostic use.
Pricing for a lab centrifuge machine depends on capacity, refrigeration, rotor options, and IVD classification, rather than a single fixed cost. Contact IT Tech for a quote based on your lab's specific sample volume and classification requirements.
Several models suit clinical or blood-sample work. The Centrifuge Centric 250 IVD leads the list, meeting ISO 13485 standard for medical labs.
Domel's Centrifuge Centric 260 is built for medical and scientific use, and its CENTRIC 400 R is designed for medical, industrial, and scientific laboratories, both suited to higher-throughput clinical settings.
For more compact clinical work, the Centrifuge Centric CF 220 is designed specifically for clinical applications.

Explore our full range of laboratory centrifuges and centrifuge machines, or talk to IT Tech about a tailored recommendation today.

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