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Instrument Classification: | Class II |
Class II: | Blister Packing |
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Overview of Centrifugation tube
1. Molecular Biology: DNA/RNA extraction, PCR, electrophoresis.
2. Cell Culture: Harvesting cells, media preparation.
3. Clinical Diagnostics: Blood separation, urine analysis.
4. Biobanking: Long-term sample storage at -80°C.
5. Chemical Processing: Handling organic solvents or corrosive liquids.
1. Select the appropriate tube based on volume and chemical compatibility.
2. Fill properly - Do not exceed the maximum fill line to avoid leakage.
3. Secure the lid - Ensure tight closure before centrifugation.
4. Balance the centrifuge - Place tubes symmetrically to prevent rotor damage.
5. Follow speed guidelines - Do not exceed the recommended RCF (relative centrifugal force).
6. Store correctly - Keep at recommended temperatures (e.g., -20°C for long-term storage).
Precautions:
1. Avoid Overfilling - Excess liquid may cause tube rupture.
2. Check Chemical Compatibility - Some solvents may degrade plastic tubes.
3. Use Proper Rotor Adapters - Mismatched adapters can cause imbalance.
4. Do Not Reuse Disposable Tubes - May lead to cross-contamination.
5. Inspect for Cracks - Damaged tubes should be discarded immediately.