Many clinically relevant substances can only be separated and sedimented at high rotation speeds and high centripetal acceleration. Ultracentrifuges provide the speed and g forces necessary to prepare and analyze particulates such as viruses, DNA, and other proteins. Benchtop and floor-model ultra-centrifuges can achieve rotational speeds of up to 150,000 rpm and relative centrifugal forces of up to 1,048,680 × g. Ultracentrifuge rotors are often sold separately to allow a wide range of customization.
Considerations for purchasing an ultracentrifuge
An ultracentrifuge rotor can come in swinging bucket, vertical or nearly vertical tube, zonal, and titanium; aluminum or titanium construction ensures strength without adding weight. Rotor installation kits are available for those who intend to customize or modify the ultracentrifuge themselves.
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Eppendorf North America
- Micro-Ultracentrifuge
- 5000 to 150000 rpm
- 1,050,000 x g
- 6 x 30 mL
- Yes
Beckman Coulter Life Sciences
- Analytical Ultracentrifuge Protein Characterization System
- up to 60,000 rpm
- 290,000 x g
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- Yes
Beckman Coulter Life Sciences
- Ultracentrifuge
- 150,000 max RPM
- 1,019,000 x g
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Beckman Coulter Life Sciences
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- 100,000 max RPM
- 802,400 x g
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Beckman Coulter Life Sciences
- Ultracentrifuge
- Up to 100,000 max RPM
- 802,400 x g
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- No
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