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Used Disk Boy FB4000 benchtop centrifuge model 1064-1 for sample preparation and spinning applications.
Disk Boy FB4000 Benchtop Centrifuge Model 1064-1 is a used laboratory centrifuge suited for basic sample preparation and bioprocessing workflows. The unit features a disk-type rotor design suitable for spinning diverse sample loads in clinical diagnostics and biotechnology labs. Sold as-is, this centrifuge may not fully retain its original performance or functions. It is commonly applied in molecular biology and synthetic biology research for cell sample separation and preparation. Users involved in biopharmaceutical production pipelines should verify operational status before deployment. Key technical aspects:
This centrifuge is integral to workflows requiring precise sedimentation and fractionation of cellular and biochemical samples, widely adopted in research environments focusing on gene editing and molecular cloning.
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With a service contract, ten to fifteen years is normal for most benchtop instruments. Detectors and pumps are the parts that wear first.
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Last updated 19 October 2026
