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Precise benchtop hematocrit centrifuge with 14,000rpm max speed and 18,620 x g RCF, ideal for molecular diagnostics.
The Globe Scientific GCH-24-EU Hematocrit Centrifuge is engineered for accurate measurement of erythrocyte fractions and micro solution separations using its included 24-place capillary rotor. This benchtop centrifuge features a speed range of 200 to 14,000 rpm with a maximum relative centrifugal force (RCF) of 18,620 x g, supporting both RPM and G-force control for precise sample processing.
Key operational features include:
The centrifuge accommodates hematocrit analysis—critical in molecular diagnostics and hematology research—and is suitable for clinical and biotechnology labs focused on bioprocessing workflows requiring accurate blood fraction analysis. Optional 24-place tube rotor (1.5/2 mL capacity) expands versatility for broader research applications including biomanufacturing and synthetic biology.
Compact dimensions (280 x 364 x 266 mm) and a weight of 10 kg make it suitable for benchtop use in labs with limited space. With certifications including CE, cTÜVus, FCC, and MCA, and a two-year warranty, the GCH-24-EU delivers reliable performance adhering to high safety and quality standards.
This hematocrit centrifuge is widely adopted in clinical diagnostics, hematology, and biomedical engineering labs, providing precise sample separation for gene editing and cell imaging workflows essential in cutting-edge biotechnology research.
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Last updated 19 October 2026
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