Centrifuge rotor, adjustable angle

An adjustable angle centrifuge rotor is a critical component used in centrifuges to hold sample tubes during high-speed spinning. Clinically, these rotors are essential for separating substances like blood components, cells, or biochemical samples by centrifugal force, enabling precise laboratory diagnostics and research procedures.

These rotors are typically regulated as part of their parent centrifuge systems, often classified based on speed, capacity, and intended use. They are commonly supplied as reusable or disposable components, depending on the manufacturer’s design and sterilization requirements, ensuring compliance with safety and performance standards.