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Compact benchtop centrifuge Chibitan 2 by Merck Millipore, suitable for small volume biotechnology and clinical applications
The Merck Millipore Chibitan 2 is a compact benchtop centrifuge designed for various laboratory applications requiring small volume centrifugation. This model is widely adopted in biotechnology, molecular diagnostics, and clinical laboratory settings where precise sedimentation of biological samples is essential. It supports low to moderate-speed centrifugation protocols typically used in bioprocessing workflows and synthetic biology research.
This centrifuge model supports essential workflows in gene editing, molecular cloning, and biomanufacturing, making it a practical tool in biopharmaceutical production pipelines. Users should verify operational performance prior to critical applications due to its used status.
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Last updated 19 October 2026