Brands

<h2 dir="ltr"> What is a cDNA Synthesis Kit?</h2>
 A cDNA synthesis kit provides the complete set of reagents - reverse transcriptase enzyme, reaction buffer, dNTPs, RNase inhibitor, and primers - needed to perform first-strand reverse transcription, converting an RNA sample into a cDNA pool. Unlike one-step RT-PCR kits, which combine RT and PCR in a single reaction with gene-specific primers, a cDNA synthesis kit performs reverse transcription as a standalone step, producing a cDNA template that can be used across multiple subsequent PCR or qPCR reactions targeting different genes. Choose a cDNA synthesis kit when one RNA sample needs to be analysed for multiple gene targets, or when downstream qPCR requires a separately-generated, quality-checked cDNA template. 
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<li data-section-id="1o7fvd2" data-start="74" data-end="228">First-strand cDNA synthesis kits for RNA-to-cDNA conversion in gene expression workflows, including AzuraQuant&trade; and AzuraFlex&trade; cDNA synthesis kits</li>
<li data-section-id="z40sk0" data-start="229" data-end="395">Standard cDNA synthesis kits for routine transcriptional analysis and downstream PCR applications, including Accuris qMAX and 1st cDNA Synthesis Kit (FS01-00)</li>
<li data-section-id="1yvybqf" data-start="396" data-end="521">Flexible and high-efficiency cDNA synthesis systems designed to support a range of RNA inputs and experimental conditions</li>
<li data-section-id="sl2teb" data-start="522" data-end="599">miRNA-specific cDNA synthesis solutions for small RNA expression analysis</li>
<li data-section-id="17gz9kt" data-start="600" data-end="770" data-is-last-node="">One-step and integrated RT-based systems and master mixes supporting streamlined reverse transcription workflows, including OneScript Plus and OneScript Hot RT kits</li>
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<h2 dir="ltr"> How to Choose a cDNA Synthesis Kit</h2>
 Priming Strategy Oligo(dT) primers target the poly-A tail of mRNA, enriching specifically for mRNA-derived cDNA and reducing genomic DNA or rRNA background. Random primers (commonly hexamers) prime throughout the RNA template regardless of sequence, useful for templates lacking a poly-A tail (such as bacterial RNA) or when full-length cDNA coverage, including 5' regions, is needed. Some kits offer a blend of both primer types for balanced coverage. Reverse Transcriptase Included Kits built around M-MLV RNase H-minus reverse transcriptase favour longer, more complete cDNA products, while kits using enhanced-thermostability or inhibitor-resistant reverse transcriptases may better handle GC-rich templates or minimally purified RNA samples. Genomic DNA Elimination Step Some cDNA synthesis kits include a separate genomic DNA elimination (gDNA wipeout) step performed before reverse transcription -- important for accurate gene expression quantification, since residual genomic DNA can contribute false signal in downstream qPCR if primers span regions present in both genomic DNA and the cDNA target. Reaction Volume and Throughput cDNA synthesis kits are available in formats scaled for individual reactions through to high-throughput 96-well formats, allowing labs to match kit format to typical sample batch sizes without excessive reagent waste. Downstream Application Compatibility The resulting cDNA pool should be compatible with the intended downstream application -- standard PCR, qPCR with SYBR Green or probe-based detection, or digital PCR -- confirm that the kit's buffer system does not interfere with the chosen downstream detection chemistry. 
<h2 dir="ltr"> Specifications Context</h2>
 In a two-step workflow, the first step synthesises first-strand cDNA using a reverse transcriptase such as M-MLV-RT with the chosen priming strategy, and the resulting cDNA pool can then be used in multiple separate PCR or qPCR reactions targeting different genes - a key advantage when a single RNA sample needs to be analysed for several targets, since the cDNA synthesis step is performed only once. Genomic DNA elimination steps, where included, are typically performed as a brief pre-treatment with a DNase before the reverse transcription reaction itself begins. cDNA synthesis kit components - enzyme, buffer, dNTPs, and RNase inhibitor - are typically stored at &minus;20 &deg;C; RNase-free water and RNase inhibitor handling throughout the workflow are recommended to prevent RNA template degradation before synthesis.
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cDNA Synthesis Kits

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MSDS

PCR Product Guide

miRNA All-In-One cDNA Synthesis Kit

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Universal Centrifuge Accessories

<h2>What Are Universal Centrifuge Accessories?</h2>
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Universal centrifuge accessories are the interchangeable components that determine the range of applications a universal centrifuge can perform. These include swing-out rotor buckets for blood tubes, conical tubes, microplates, and large bottles; fixed-angle rotors for high-speed pelleting; hematocrit and cytospin rotors; tube adapters; and aerosol-tight bio-containment lids. Selecting the appropriate accessories allows a single centrifuge to support multiple laboratory workflows efficiently and safely.
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<h2 dir="ltr">What you will find:</h2>
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Tube adapters and inserts for compatibility with multi-volume samples&nbsp;
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Fixed-angle and swing-out rotors for varied centrifugation applications
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Lids and sealed buckets for safe and reliable operations
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PCR adapters and microplate carriers for high-throughput workflows
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Centrifuge tubes, holders, and supporting aids for efficient and complete setups
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<h2>How to Choose Universal Centrifuge Accessories</h2>
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Swing-Out Bucket Selection by Application
Choose swing-out buckets according to the sample formats used in your laboratory. Blood tube buckets support routine clinical applications, conical tube buckets are suitable for cell culture and molecular biology, microplate carriers enable high-throughput workflows, and large-bottle carriers accommodate large-volume sample processing.
Fixed-Angle Rotors
Fixed-angle rotors provide higher centrifugal forces for microtube, PCR tube, and small-volume sample processing. Ensure that both the rotor and centrifuge motor specifications support the required operating speeds and sample formats.
Cytospin Clip Rotors
Cytospin rotors are designed for preparing microscope slides from low-cellularity samples such as body fluids. Verify compatibility with the required funnel sizes and use bio-containment features when processing potentially infectious materials.
Bio-Containment Lids
Aerosol-tight lids help contain biological samples during centrifugation and support safe laboratory practices. Regular inspection of sealing components and O-rings ensures reliable containment and long-term performance.
Reducing Adapter Inserts
Adapter inserts allow smaller tubes to fit securely within larger bucket positions. Using properly matched adapters improves balance, prevents movement during operation, and helps maintain consistent centrifugation results.
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<h2>Specifications Context</h2>
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Modern universal centrifuge systems support interchangeable accessory configurations that enable rapid transitions between clinical, research, cell culture, and cytology workflows. Swing-out buckets, fixed-angle rotors, and microplate carriers provide flexibility while maintaining compatibility with a broad range of vessel formats.
Routine inspection and maintenance of accessories, including adapters, lids, and sealing components, help ensure safe operation and extend equipment lifespan. Advances in bio-containment systems and modular rotor designs continue to improve laboratory efficiency and versatility.
Time to upgrade your universal centrifuge accessories. <a href="https://mbpinc.net/contact-us">Contact the expert team </a>of Molecular Biology Products Inc. (MBP) and the find perfect match today.

microplate carriers for Z446-750-AC, 2/pk.

Z446-750-MP by Hermle is a 2-pack of microplate carriers for the Z446-750-AC swing-out rotor, rated to 4,000 RPM and 3,434 × g on the Hermle Z446 centrifuge (4,500 RPM / 4,346 × g on the Z446-K). Supports standard 96-well, ELISA, PCR, and deep-well microplates — order at mbpinc.net/quickorder using catalog number Z446-750-MP.

Manufacture

Dry Baths

<h2>What Are Dry Bath Incubators?</h2>
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A dry bath incubator uses direct thermal conduction from a heated aluminum block to sample tubes placed in precision-machined well inserts, rather than immersing samples in a liquid medium. This eliminates water bath contamination risks from microbial biofilms, cross-contamination between samples from water droplets, and the mineral scale buildup associated with tap water. Aluminum blocks heat rapidly: most models reach 37 degrees C from ambient in 3-5 minutes and 100 degrees C in approximately 10-15 minutes, providing faster protocol transitions than water baths for multi-temperature workflows. Interchangeable aluminum well insert blocks are machined to fit specific tube formats with tight tolerances (typically plus or minus 0.1 mm), maximizing thermal contact between the block wall and tube exterior for efficient and uniform heat transfer. Choose dry bath incubators over water baths when contamination prevention is critical, when multiple setpoint temperatures are needed in rapid succession, or when protocols require temperatures above 70 degrees C, where evaporation from water baths is significant.
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<h2 dir="ltr">What You Will Find:</h2>
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<a href="https://mbpinc.net/equipments/temperature-control-equipment/temperature-controlled-baths/dry-baths/dry-baths-accessories" title="Dry Baths Accessories">Dry Baths Accessories</a>
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<li dir="ltr" role="presentation">High-conductivity interchangeable heating blocks designed to accommodate microtubes, PCR strips, and centrifuge tubes for maximum versatility.</li>
<li dir="ltr" role="presentation">Specialized block lifters and thermal covers that ensure safe handling and improved temperature insulation during high-heat protocols.</li>
<li dir="ltr" role="presentation">Precision-fit modular inserts engineered for seamless heat transfer, allowing you to customize your heating station for any vessel size.</li>
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<h2>How to Choose a Dry Bath Incubator</h2>
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Number of blocks and block capacity
Single-block dry baths hold one aluminum insert block and typically accept 8-24 wells, depending on tube size, occupying minimal bench space. Dual-block models accept two independently controlled blocks simultaneously (see Dual Baths), enabling two temperatures in one footprint. Four-block configurations (such as Labnet DB-04A) hold four blocks with a broad temperature range up to 150 degrees C, suitable for high-throughput labs processing multiple protocols simultaneously. Confirm well count per block for your primary tube format before purchasing.
Temperature range
Standard dry bath incubators cover ambient plus 5 degrees C to 100 degrees C, sufficient for most molecular biology protocols (37 degrees C incubation, 55-60 degrees C Proteinase K digestion, 70 degrees C inactivation, 95 degrees C DNA denaturation). Extended-range models reach 120-160 degrees C for applications such as paraffin embedding at 60-65 degrees C, wax melting, electrophoresis gel denaturation, and COD (chemical oxygen demand) digestion at 150 degrees C. Models with Peltier cooling blocks extend the lower range to -10 to -30 degrees C for sub-ambient incubations.
Temperature accuracy and uniformity
Block temperature accuracy (deviation from the true temperature at setpoint) is typically plus or minus 0.2-0.5 degrees C at 37 degrees C for microprocessor PID-controlled units; the Biolab dry bath incubator 1306 series specifies plus or minus 0.3 degrees C stability and or minus 0.3 degrees C block uniformity at 100 degrees C. Block uniformity describes the temperature variation between different wells in the same insert at the same setpoint, a critical specification when running comparative assays where all samples must be at identical temperatures.
Heated lid
An adjustable heated lid positions a temperature-controlled surface directly above the tube caps during incubation, preventing condensation of volatile samples on the cooler upper portions of the tube and the cap. Heated lids are essential for enzyme reactions, isothermal amplification (LAMP), immunoassay incubations, and any protocol where evaporation or condensation affects sample concentration or reaction outcome. Models like the Labnet PR1MA Mini with Heated Lid allow independent temperature setting of the lid to optimize anti-condensation heating without overheating the sample.
Programmable timer and multi-cycle function
Programmable dry baths with a built-in timer (up to 99 hours and 59 minutes on most models) allow unattended protocol completion with automatic shutoff. Multi-cycle function (up to 99 repetitions) enables automated ramp-hold-repeat cycles for denaturation-renaturation experiments, isothermal nucleic acid amplification protocols, and temperature cycling without a PCR thermocycler for simple two-step protocols. Auto-restart after power failure is standard on research-grade models.
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<h2>Specifications Context</h2>
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A 150 W heating element in a single-block dry bath achieves temperature equilibration from 25 degrees C to 100 degrees C in 10 minutes or less, compared to 15-25 minutes for a 12-20 L water bath at comparable setpoints. Block temperature uniformity of plus or minus 0.3 degrees C across all wells is standard for research-grade dry bath incubators; economy models may specify plus or minus 1 degree C block uniformity, which is insufficient for quantitative assays comparing samples run in different wells. Dry bath incubators operating at 95-100 degrees C require minimal maintenance compared to water baths: no water changes, no algae treatment, no mineral descaling, making them operationally lower-cost for high-temperature molecular biology protocols. Dry bath incubators with heated lids, dual LED displays (showing actual and setpoint temperatures simultaneously), and programmable multi-cycle timers are the standard specification for new molecular biology lab installations, replacing older dry block heaters.&nbsp;
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Ready to upgrade your sample heating setup? Explore our full range of dry baths and <a href="https://mbpinc.net/contact-us">contact the MBP team</a> for a quote today.

Product Literature

Quick-Flip™ Block, Side one holds: 24 x 1.5ml tubes, or 32 x 0.2ml and 14 x 0.5ml tubes, Side two holds: 6 x PCR strips, 48 x 0.2ml or one PCR plate

Block, 24 x 1.5ml centrifuge tubes (conical)

Block, 24 x 1.5ml or 2.0ml centrifuge tubes

Block, 20 x 10mm test tubes or 20 x 2.0ml centrifuge tubes

Block, 12 x 15mm or 16mm test tubes (or 12 x 10ml)

Block, 48 x 0.2ml tubes or 6 PCR strips of 8 tubes each

Block, 1 x 96-well PCR plate (myBlock II only)

Block, 1 x Micro Titer Plate (myBlock II only)

Solid Block (for slides or custom machining)

Block, 48 X hematocrit tubes, 1.9mm (not compatible with cover)

myBlock™ Digital Dry Baths Series Accessories

myBlock™& isoBlock Digital DryBaths

BSH500 by Benchmark Scientific — the myBlock&#8482; and isoBlock Digital Dry Bath series — provides microprocessor-controlled incubation from ambient +5°C to 105°C in single-chamber (myBlock I), dual-chamber (myBlock II), and independently dual-zone (isoBlock) configurations. Quick-Flip interchangeable blocks support 0.2&nbsp;ml to 50&nbsp;ml tube formats; a removable hinged lid minimizes evaporation for extended runs.

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myBlock l™ - digital dry bath, single chamber, without blocks, 115V

myBlock l™- digital dry bath, single chamber, without blocks, 230V

myBlock ll™- digital dry bath, dual chamber, without blocks, 115V

myBlock ll™- digital dry bath, dual chamber, without blocks, 230V

myBlock l™- digital dry bath with 1 Quick-Flip blocks (BSWCMB) for tubes (0.2 to 2.0ml, PCR strips and PCR plates, 115V

myBlock l™- digital dry bath with 1 Quick-Flip blocks (BSWCMB) for tubes (0.2 to 2.0ml, PCR strips and PCR plates 230V

myBlock ll™- digital dry bath with 2 Quick-Flip blocks (BSWCMB) for tubes (0.2 to 2.0ml, PCR strips and PCR plates, 115V

myBlock ll™- digital dry bath with 2 Quick-Flip blocks (BSWCMB) for tubes (0.2 to 2.0ml, PCR strips and PCR plates, 230V

isoBlock™ - digital dry bath, with two independently controlled chambers, without blocks, 115V

isoBlock™ -digital dry bath, with two independently controlled chambers, without blocks, 230V

Minicentrifuge

<h2>What Are Minicentrifuges?</h2>
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Minicentrifuges (personal centrifuges or pulse centrifuges) are compact lid-activated benchtop instruments that spin at a fixed speed of approximately 6,000 RPM (2,000 &times;g) for quick spin-down tasks: collecting condensate from microtube caps, concentrating PCR tube contents to the bottom before thermal cycling, briefly clarifying samples after vortexing, and pelleting small-volume precipitates in 0.2 mL, 0.5 mL, 1.5 mL, and 2.0 mL tube formats. Most models include two rotors&mdash;one for 1.5/2.0 mL microtubes with 0.5 mL adapters, and one for 0.2 mL PCR tubes and 8-strip PCR strips&mdash;in a compact benchtop footprint. Lid closure starts the rotor, and lid opening stops it within seconds. The minicentrifuge is a daily-use instrument in molecular biology laboratories performing PCR, RT-PCR, qPCR, cloning, and NGS workflows.
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<h2>What You Will Find:</h2>
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<li>BLUline Mini Centrifuges: Compact units for routine microcentrifuge tube applications</li>
<li>BLUline PCR Plate Centrifuge: Designed for rapid PCR plate spin-downs</li>
<li>Globe Scientific Mini Centrifuge: Efficient fixed-speed units for everyday sample processing</li>
<li>myFuge&trade; 12 MiniCentrifuge: Higher sample capacity with a 12-place rotor</li>
<li>myFuge&trade; Digital Mini Centrifuge: Digital controls with combination rotor functionality</li>
<li>StripSpin&trade; Digital Mini Centrifuge: Optimized for PCR strips and plates</li>
<li>Mini Centrifuge: Compact solution for basic laboratory applications</li>
<li>Mini Plate Spinner Centrifuge: Ideal for quick microplate spin-downs</li>
<li>DLAB Mini Centrifuge: Flexible systems with multiple rotors and adapters</li>
<li>Mini Centrifuge Accessories: Rotors and adapters for different tube sizes and laboratory workflows</li>
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<h2>How to Choose a Minicentrifuge</h2>
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Fixed Speed vs. Variable Speed
Standard minicentrifuges operate at a fixed speed of approximately 6,000 RPM. Some models offer variable-speed operation, typically between 2,000 and 10,000 RPM, providing additional flexibility for laboratories that occasionally require higher centrifugal force without investing in a full-size microcentrifuge.
Rotor Compatibility and PCR Strip Support
Confirm that both common rotor types are included: a rotor for 1.5/2.0 mL microtubes with 0.5 mL adapters and a rotor for 0.2 mL PCR tubes and PCR strip tubes. Laboratories performing high-throughput PCR or NGS workflows should ensure PCR strips fit securely and can be loaded without additional adapters.
Tool-Free Rotor Exchange
Models with tool-free rotor exchange systems allow users to switch between microtube and PCR rotors quickly without requiring tools. This feature is particularly useful in busy laboratories where rotor changes occur frequently throughout the day.
Portable and Battery Operation
Some minicentrifuges support battery operation in addition to standard AC power. These models are suitable for field sampling, point-of-care testing, mobile diagnostic applications, and environments where power outlets may not be readily available. Verify voltage compatibility and power requirements before purchase.
Noise Level
Most minicentrifuges operate at noise levels of approximately 45 dB or lower, making them suitable for shared laboratory spaces and benchtop use near workstations. Check manufacturer specifications if low-noise operation is a priority.
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<h2>Specifications Context</h2>
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At 6,000 RPM with a typical rotor radius of 39&ndash;42 mm, a standard minicentrifuge generates approximately 1,700&ndash;2,000 &times;g. This is sufficient for condensate collection, quick sample spin-downs, and concentrating PCR reaction contents but is not suitable for applications requiring higher centrifugal force such as spin-column nucleic acid purification, bacterial pelleting, or protein precipitation workflows.
Most minicentrifuges weigh less than 1.5 kg and occupy minimal bench space, making them suitable for crowded laboratory environments, PCR workstations, and biosafety cabinet work areas. Modern models emphasize ease of use through lid-activated operation, compact footprints, quiet performance, and rapid rotor exchange systems.
Your search for a premium-quality minicentrifuge ends here. <a href="https://mbpinc.net/contact-us">Contact the expert team</a> at Molecular Biology Products Inc. today to find the right solution for your laboratory.

MyFuge™12 Mini Centrifuge 100-240V (US plug) Accessories

myFuge™ 12 MiniCentrifuge (12place)

The C1012 by Benchmark Scientific is a 12-place minicentrifuge spinning at 5,500 rpm (2,000 xg) with a COMBI-Rotor™ that handles 1.5/2.0 ml microtubes, 0.2 ml PCR tubes, and PCR strips — all without swapping rotors. Universal voltage (100–240 V) and lid-activated start/stop make it a compact, low-maintenance option for routine pulse spin-downs on any bench.

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MyFuge™12 Mini Centrifuge 100-240V (US plug)

MyFuge™12 Mini Centrifuge 100-240V (European 2 prong plug)

Microcentrifuge

<h2>What Are Microcentrifuges?</h2>
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Microcentrifuges are compact, high-speed benchtop centrifuges designed specifically for 0.2&ndash;2.0 mL microtubes and PCR strips, operating at 10,000&ndash;21,000 &times;g in a fixed-angle rotor. They are the primary centrifugation instrument in molecular biology, biochemistry, and clinical molecular diagnostics labs: nucleic acid pellet formation after ethanol precipitation, spin-column DNA/RNA extraction and PCR cleanup steps (typically specified at 10,000&ndash;16,000 &times;g for 30&ndash;60 seconds), cell debris clearance from lysates, protein precipitation supernatant recovery, and brief sample clarification before downstream analysis. Standard benchtop microcentrifuges reach 14,000&ndash;15,000 RPM (16,000&ndash;21,000 &times;g), while high-speed models reach up to 21,000 RPM and approximately 31,000 &times;g. Refrigerated variants maintain 0&ndash;4&deg;C for temperature-sensitive workflows.
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<h2>What You Will Find:</h2>
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<li>High-Speed Microcentrifuges: For faster sample processing</li>
<li>Refrigerated Microcentrifuges: For temperature-sensitive handling</li>
<li>Benchtop Microcentrifuge Systems: For routine lab working</li>
<li>5D Digital Microcentrifuge: With customizable time and speed options</li>
<li>Mini Microcentrifuges: Compact units for rapid spin-down tasks</li>
<li>MC-24 High-Speed Microcentrifuge: Features touch screen control and high speed</li>
<li>Microplate Centrifuges: Developed for PCR plates and strip formats</li>
<li>Microcentrifuge Accessories: For expanded tube flexibility and compatibility</li>
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<h2>How to Choose a Microcentrifuge</h2>
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Maximum RCF vs. Protocol Requirements
Most spin-column kit protocols specify 10,000&ndash;16,000 &times;g. A standard microcentrifuge reaching 14,000&ndash;16,000 &times;g covers these requirements. If your lab performs alcohol-precipitation DNA/RNA pelleting (12,000&ndash;16,000 &times;g) or virus concentration steps (20,000+ &times;g), choose a model reaching at least 16,000 &times;g. High-speed models reaching 21,000&ndash;31,000 &times;g are available for specialized applications.
Rotor Tube Positions and Capacity
Most microcentrifuge rotors hold 12&ndash;24 &times; 1.5/2.0 mL tubes per run. Laboratories processing larger batches benefit from 24-position rotors, while smaller research groups may find 12-position models sufficient. Confirm that adapters for 0.5 mL and 0.2 mL tubes are available if required by your workflows.
Refrigerated vs. Ambient Temperature
Refrigerated microcentrifuges are recommended for RNA extraction, protein stability studies, cell viability applications, and any protocol requiring 4&deg;C centrifugation. Standard room-temperature models are suitable for routine DNA extraction and PCR cleanup procedures.
Noise Level and Footprint
Modern brushless DC motor microcentrifuges typically operate at &le;52 dB, making them quieter than older brush-motor systems. Most units occupy 200&ndash;300 mm of bench width, so confirm that sufficient clearance is available when the lid is fully open.
Safety Features
Essential safety features include lid-lock mechanisms, imbalance detection, and over-speed protection. Laboratories handling infectious materials should verify that aerosol-tight sealed rotor lids are available for the selected model.
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<h2>Specifications Context</h2>
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The standard spin-column step in most commercial DNA/RNA extraction kits specifies 10,000&ndash;16,000 &times;g for 30&ndash;60 seconds. Always confirm the rotor's maximum RCF from manufacturer specifications, since RPM values alone do not account for differences in rotor radius.
Microcentrifuge rotors are typically fixed-angle designs positioned at approximately 45&deg;, providing efficient pelleting and short sedimentation paths. Aerosol-tight sealed lids allow safe handling of BSL-2 samples and other applications requiring biocontainment. Modern brushless DC motors offer quieter performance, improved speed accuracy, and longer service intervals than legacy brush-motor systems.
Your search for high-performance microcentrifuges is over. <a href="https://mbpinc.net/contact-us">Contact now</a> with the expert team at Molecular Biology Products Inc. and get the right microcentrifuge for your lab today.

MyFuge™12 Plus Digital Mini Centrifuge Accessories

myFuge™ MiniCentrifuges (8 place) with 2 rotors

C1008 by Benchmark Scientific is the MyFuge Mini centrifuge -- a palm-sized 6,000 rpm / 2,000 xg personal microcentrifuge with two included rotors: an 8-position microtube rotor (1.5/2.0 ml, with adapters) and a PCR strip rotor (4 x 8-tube strips). Universal voltage (100-240 V), near-silent motor.

MyFuge™ Mini Centrifuge, blue lid, with 2 rotors, 100-240V (US plug)

MyFuge™ Mini Centrifuge, blue lid, with 2 rotors, 100-240V (EU Plug)

MyFuge™ Mini Centrifuge, clear lid, with 2 rotors, 100-240V (US plug)

MyFuge™ Mini Centrifuge, clear lid, with 2 rotors, 100-240V (EU Plug)

MyFuge™ Mini Centrifuge, green lid, with 2 rotors, 100-240V (US Plug)

MyFuge™ Mini Centrifuge, green lid, with 2 rotors, 100-240V (EU Plug)

MyFuge™ Mini Centrifuge, purple lid, with 2 rotors, 100-240V (US Plug)

MyFuge™ Mini Centrifuge, purple lid, with 2 rotors, 100-240V (EU Plug)

MyFuge™ Mini Centrifuge, red lid, with 2 rotors, 100-240V (US Plug)

MyFuge™ Mini Centrifuge, red lid, with 2 rotors, 100-240V (EU Plug)

Electrophoresis System

User Manual

InstaView™ Electrophoresis System-InstaView Brochure

Extra casting set for 10.5 x 10 cm and 10.5 x 6 cm gels. Includes stand, trays, E1101-COMB1 double-sided combs

Extra double-sided combs, 22/12 teeth, for E1200-CS1 Casting Set, pack of 2

Orange filter cover for mini LED transilluminator

myGel InstaView™ (E1200 and E230) Illuminator Accessories

myGel InstaView Package: E1200 and E2301 touch screen power supply

E1200-PSP by Accuris is the myGel™ InstaView™ Package, bundling the E1200 InstaView™ Gel Tank System (465 nm blue LED in-tank transilluminator, 10.5×10 cm and 10.5×6 cm gel sizes, magnetic safety interlock) with the E2301 MyVolt™ Touch touchscreen power supply. Compatible stains include GelGreen, SYBR Green, and SmartGlow; ethidium bromide is not compatible with the blue LED. 115V; 230V version is E1200-PSP-E.

myGel InstaView Package: E1200 and E2301 touch screen power supply, 230V input

Extra casting set for 10.5x10cm and 10.5x6cm gels. Includes stand, trays, E1101-COMB1 double-sided combs

Extra double-sided combs, 22/12 teeth, for E1200-CS1 Casting Set, pk of 2

myGel InstaView™ Gel Tank with Blue LED Illuminator Accessories

myGel InstaView™ Gel Tank with Blue LED Illuminator

E1200 by Accuris Instruments is the myGel InstaView™ gel electrophoresis tank with an integrated 465 nm blue LED illuminator for real-time, UV-free visualization of GelGreen, SYBR Safe, and SmartGlow-stained DNA gels in the tank. Accommodates large (10.5 × 10 cm) or small (10.5 × 6 cm) tray formats and includes trays, combs, casting stand, imaging enclosure, and an orange filter lid for direct smartphone documentation.

myGel InstaView™ Gel Tank with Blue LED Illuminator, 230V input

Casting set, for 5 x 6cm gels, includes four trays and two combs (18*/10 teeth)

Reversible combs, 18*/10 teeth, for E1101-CS2 casting set, pk 2 (multi-channel compatible)

myGel Mini Electrophoresis System Starter Kit

E1101-SK by Accuris is the myGel Mini Electrophoresis System Starter Kit — the complete E1101 gel tank with power supply, a 100 g mini digital balance, and 100 g of LE agarose in one package. The system runs at 35V, 50V, or 100V, holds 230 mL of buffer, and supports gels up to 10.5 × 6 cm or two 5 × 6 cm gels simultaneously. Available in 115V (North America) and 230V (E1101-SK-E) configurations.

myGel Mini Electrophoresis System Starter Kit (Includes E1101, A1701 and W4000-100)

myGel Mini Electrophoresis System Starter Kit (Includes E1101-E, A1701 and W4000-100)

Datasheet

myGel™ Electrophoresis System

E1101 by Accuris Instruments is the myGel™ Mini electrophoresis system — a complete gel tank, integrated power supply, and two casting sets for 10.5 × 6 cm and 5 × 6 cm gel formats. Selectable voltage output (35/50/100 V), 0–99 min timer, multichannel-compatible combs, and a 0.45 kg / 7.5 × 5.1 in footprint make it suited for personal labs and teaching applications. Contact MBP at customerservice@mbpinc.net for pricing and availability.

Output Voltage

Safety

Max. Buffer (ml)

Gel Capacity

myGel Mini Electrophoresis System

myGel Mini Electrophoresis System 230V (includes transformer)

Incubators

<h2>What Are Laboratory Incubators?</h2>
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A laboratory incubator is an insulated chamber with a regulated internal environment (at a minimum, a controlled temperature) used to grow microbiological cultures, maintain cell lines, and incubate biological samples for experimental or diagnostic purposes. Standard microbiological incubators are heat-only instruments maintaining temperatures from a few degrees above ambient to 60 degrees C to 65 degrees C (some models higher), using forced-air or gravity convection. CO2 incubators add carbon dioxide regulation (typically 5% CO2) and humidity control to support mammalian and human cell culture. Refrigerated incubators (BOD incubators) cool as well as heat, enabling controlled temperatures below ambient for biochemical oxygen demand testing, pharmaceutical stability studies, insect rearing, and seed germination research. Applications span cell biology, microbiology, molecular biology, virology, cancer research, bacteriology, pharmaceutical stability testing, and agricultural research. Choose a microbiological (heat-only) incubator for bacterial culture; choose a CO2 incubator for mammalian cell culture; choose a refrigerated incubator for BOD testing, stability studies, or protocols requiring below-ambient temperatures.
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<h2 dir="ltr">What You Will Find:</h2>
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<a href="https://mbpinc.net/equipments/temperature-control-equipment/incubators/shaking-incubator" title="Shaking Incubators">Shaking Incubators:</a> combine precise temperature control with steady orbital agitation, making them perfect for liquid cultures and cell growth that requires constant aeration.
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<a href="https://mbpinc.net/equipments/temperature-control-equipment/incubators/incubator-accessories" title="Incubator Accessories">Incubator Accessories:</a> include essential add-ons like specialized platforms, flask clamps, and internal shelving to help you customize your space and maximize sample capacity.
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<h2>How to Choose a Laboratory Incubator</h2>
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Incubator type: heat-only vs. CO2 vs. refrigerated
Microbiological incubators (heat-only) are the simplest and lowest-cost option, sufficient for bacterial and yeast culture where atmospheric CO2 and humidity are not controlled parameters. CO2 incubators maintain 5% to 10% CO2 and 90% to 95% humidity, which are required for most mammalian cell culture lines that use bicarbonate-based media. Refrigerated (BOD) incubators heat and cool, covering a range such as 0 degrees C to 70 degrees C, for protocols requiring both sub-ambient and elevated temperature phases in sequence.
Temperature range and stability
Most microbiological incubators cover ambient + 5 degrees C to 65 degrees C; higher-temperature models reach up to 100 degrees C for sterilization validation or drying protocols. Forced-air convection models provide better uniformity across shelves than gravity-convection models, especially in larger chambers. Target stability of plus or minus 0.1 degrees C to plus or minus 0.5 degrees C is typical for research-grade units.
Chamber volume
Chamber volumes range from compact benchtop units (under 30 L) suitable for small sample volumes or overcrowded labs to large-capacity models (200 L to 700 L) for high-throughput culture work. Stackable benchtop models conserve bench space and allow capacity expansion without a single large unit.
CO2 and humidity control (for CO2 incubators)
CO2 incubators use either infrared (IR) sensors or thermal conductivity (TC) sensors to maintain CO2 concentration. IR sensors respond faster to CO2 fluctuations and are more accurate at low concentrations; TC sensors are less expensive but require recalibration after door openings. In-chamber humidity is maintained by a water pan; some models include humidity sensors and active humidity control.
Contamination prevention
Incubator contamination (mold, bacteria) is a significant practical concern. Features that reduce contamination risk include 180 degrees C dry-heat decontamination cycles, copper interiors (antimicrobial), HEPA-filtered air circulation, and stainless steel interior surfaces that are easy to clean. In multi-user facilities, decontamination cycle capability is a key selection criterion.
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<h2>Specifications Context</h2>
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Temperature uniformity is rated differently by manufacturers: some specify uniformity at a single point (e.g., centre of chamber) while others specify maximum gradient across all shelf positions. For cell culture and virology work where consistency across samples is critical, confirm uniformity specs cover the full chamber volume. Units intended for IND (investigational new drug) work or GMP manufacturing require IQ/OQ/PQ validation support documentation from the manufacturer. Standard research-grade incubators for academic use do not require GMP certification. Review chamber material (stainless steel vs. galvanized), shelf load capacity, and door seal design for compatibility with your sample containers and access requirements.&nbsp;<a href="https://mbpinc.net/equipments/temperature-control-equipment/chillers-and-heaters"></a>
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Ready to find the ideal environment for your research? Explore our incubator collection and <a href="https://mbpinc.net/contact-us">reach out to the MBP team</a> for a friendly quote today.

Mini Nutating Rocker, 8 x 6 in. platform, 115V

Mini Nutating Rocker, 8 x 6 in. platform, 230V

myTemp™ Mini Digital Incubators Accessories

myTemp™ Mini Digital Incubators

H2200-H by Benchmark Scientific is the myTemp™ Mini Digital Incubator, a compact 20 L (0.75 cu. ft.) bench-top heating incubator with a temperature range of ambient +1° to 60°C and an accuracy of ±0.5°C at 37°C. Two adjustable shelves accommodate bottles and flasks up to 2 L. Large LED display, universal voltage (100–240 V, 50–60 Hz), 2-year warranty. A heat/cool model (H2200-HC, 15°C below ambient to 60°C) is also available.

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Platform Dimensions (H3D1020)

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MyTemp™ Mini Digital Incubator, with heating only 115V

MyTemp™ Mini Digital Incubator, with heating only 230V

MyTemp™ Mini Digital Incubator, with heating and cooling 115V

MyTemp™ Mini Digital Incubator, with heating and cooling 230V

Electrophoresis System Accessories

myVolt™ Mini power supply

The E2100 myVolt™ Mini by Accuris Instruments is a compact electrophoresis power supply delivering selectable 100V or 200V constant output at up to 200 mA and 40W, with two pairs of banana-plug outputs, a universal 100–240V input, and a footprint of 6.25 × 4.5 × 2.3 inches — weighing just 0.9 lbs.

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myVolt™ Mini power supply, 115V

myVolt™ Mini power supply, 230V

myVolt™ Touch power supply

E2301 by Accuris Instruments is the myVolt™ Touch electrophoresis power supply, delivering 10–300 V at 4–400 mA (100 W max) via a 2 × 2-inch auto-rotating color touchscreen. Four parallel output terminal pairs support multiple gel tanks simultaneously. Universal 100–230 VAC input, built-in timer up to 20 hours, and 1 V / 1 mA increment control make the E2301 a versatile bench power supply for agarose and PAGE applications.