A centrifuge is the other half of every PRP and PRF program. The right one matches the kits your providers use, runs quietly in a treatment room and holds its calibration.
Here's what to compare.
Match the centrifuge to the kit
Start from the kits, not the centrifuge. Kit manufacturers validate their products for specific speeds, times and rotor types. Choose a centrifuge that's on your kits' validated list, or confirm with the kit manufacturer that your settings are acceptable.
Features to compare
- Speed and programs: fixed-speed units are simple; programmable units let you store settings for different kits.
- Rotor and buckets: swing-out versus fixed-angle, and whether they fit your tube sizes.
- Capacity: how many tubes per run.
- Noise and footprint: it will likely sit in a treatment room.
- Safety: lid lock and imbalance detection.
Calibration and service
Centrifuges drift over time. Ask about calibration intervals, service options and warranty. Keep a log of calibration and maintenance.
Questions to ask your supplier
- Which kits is this centrifuge validated for?
- Which rotors and buckets are included?
- What are the warranty and service terms?
- Is a replacement available quickly if ours fails?
Frequently asked questions
Can I use a general lab centrifuge for PRP?
Only if your kits are validated for it. Kit manufacturers specify compatible centrifuges and settings.
How often should a centrifuge be calibrated?
Follow the manufacturer's schedule and keep a log. Many practices arrange annual service.
Do you quote kits and centrifuges together?
Yes. We quote them as a matched set so compatibility is confirmed.
Ready to price prp and prf centrifuges?
Send us what you need and we'll reply with one quote, usually within a business day.
This guide is general product and purchasing information for licensed healthcare businesses. It isn't medical, legal or regulatory advice. Follow your medical director's protocols and the manufacturer's instructions.