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Compact benchtop centrifuge WKN-2818 by Waken Bitech designed for PCR tube sample processing.
The Waken Bitech WKN-2818 Petit Hachi is a benchtop mini centrifuge specifically engineered for PCR tube centrifugation, ideal for molecular biology and biotechnology laboratories. This compact centrifuge supports rapid and efficient separation of small-volume samples, making it essential for workflows such as molecular cloning, gene editing, and molecular diagnostics. Its small footprint facilitates placement in constrained lab spaces dedicated to bioprocessing and synthetic biology research.
This device remains a practical choice for laboratories seeking a space-efficient centrifuge for PCR tubes, widely adopted in research fields focused on cell imaging, fluorescence analysis, and essential in protocols demanding quick sample separation.
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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