Centrifuge PRP LAB

PRP-LAB

Medical equipment

Bench-top PRP/PRF laboratory centrifuge

European model with CE marking for conformity with applicable EU medical or laboratory device directives, as stated by suppliers.
FDA approved (device cleared/approved for sale in relevant markets, as referenced by PRP PURE / Cosmedi PRP centrifuge listings with the same specification).
UKCA marking indicated by UK distributors for use in Great Britain for relevant applications.
Brushless DC motor and electronic controls designed to comply with standard electrical safety and EMC requirements for bench Top laboratory equipment.

European model with CE marking for conformity with applicable EU medical or laboratory device directives, as stated by suppliers.
FDA approved (device cleared/approved for sale in relevant markets, as referenced by PRP PURE / Cosmedi PRP centrifuge listings with the same specification).
UKCA marking indicated by UK distributors for use in Great Britain for relevant applications.
Brushless DC motor and electronic controls designed to comply with standard electrical safety and EMC requirements for bench Top laboratory equipment.

Bench-top PRP/PRF laboratory centrifuge

Description

The Centrifuge PRP-LAB is a compact European-model bench-top centrifuge designed specifically for platelet-rich plasma (PRP), platelet-rich fibrin (PRF) and related small-batch regenerative medicine applications. It features a brushless DC motor, programmable speed range from 300 to 4500 rpm and a digital timer (30 seconds to 99 minutes), with gentle acceleration and braking profiles to help protect blood components during centrifugation. The unit offers a 12-place rotor (“12 nests”) for standard PRP/PRF tubes, weighs approximately 7 kg and is supplied as a CE-marked and FDA-approved desktop centrifuge, suitable for use in aesthetic clinics, dental practices and small laboratories.

Bnefits

Purpose-designed for PRP/PRF and small-batch regenerative medicine applications in clinics and smaller labs.
Wide programmable speed range (300–4500 rpm) to accommodate different PRP/PRF protocols and tube types.
Brushless DC motor for quiet operation, low maintenance and stable speed control.
Gentle acceleration and braking to reduce disturbance of separated blood layers and minimise hemolysis.
Twelve-position rotor (“12 nests”) allows simultaneous processing of multiple PRP or PRF tubes, increasing workflow efficiency.
Compact desktop footprint (~7 kg) making it easy to place in treatment rooms or small laboratories.
European model with CE marking and FDA approval, supporting regulatory compliance in key markets.
Digital timer (30 seconds–99 minutes) for accurate and reproducible centrifugation cycles.
3-year warranty offering reassurance on reliability and after-sales support.

Indications

Separation of platelet-rich plasma (PRP) from whole blood for use in aesthetic, dermatologic, dental, orthopaedic and regenerative medicine procedures, in line with local regulations.
Preparation of platelet-rich fibrin (PRF) and related autologous blood-derived products using appropriate protocols and tubes.
General low-speed centrifugation tasks in clinics and smaller laboratories where a 300–4500 rpm range and 12-place rotor are suitable.

Composition

Bench-top centrifuge housing with integrated control panel and digital display.
Brushless DC motor drive system for low-maintenance, stable-speed operation.
12-place rotor (“12 nests”) designed for commonly used PRP/PRF tubes (e.g. 10–15 mL blood collection tubes), supplied as a swing-out or fixed-angle rotor depending on configuration.
Transparent safety lid with interlock to prevent operation when the lid is open.
Internal electronic control system providing programmable speed and timer settings, acceleration/braking profiles and safety monitoring.
Non-slip feet and vibration-damping construction to enhance stability during operation.

Formulation

Non-sterile, reusable electrical laboratory centrifuge (no medicinal or biological components).
Low-speed PRP/PRF centrifuge, desktop configuration, designed for in-clinic or small-lab use.
Electrical mains-powered device with digital controls and brushless DC motor.

Packaging

Supplied as a single bench-top centrifuge unit with rotor installed or supplied separately, depending on configuration.
Includes power cable and basic user documentation (user manual/quick-start guide) in the outer carton.
Packed in protective foam or similar protective materials within a cardboard shipping carton to prevent damage during transport.

Usage

Install the centrifuge on a stable, level surface in a clean, dry environment with adequate ventilation, following the user manual.
Connect to a suitable mains power supply as specified on the rating label and in the instructions for use.
Fit the appropriate rotor and tube holders if not pre-installed, ensuring they are correctly seated and secured according to the manufacturer’s instructions.
Load PRP/PRF or other compatible tubes symmetrically and in balanced pairs or sets across the 12 nests to avoid imbalance; never run the centrifuge with unbalanced loads.
Set the required speed (within the 300–4500 rpm range) and run time (30 seconds to 99 minutes) according to the chosen PRP/PRF protocol or laboratory procedure.
Close the lid fully; confirm that the lid is locked and start the run using the control panel.
Allow the centrifuge to complete the cycle and come to a full stop; do not attempt to open the lid until the rotor has completely stopped and the safety interlock releases.
Remove tubes carefully to avoid disturbing separated layers, and proceed with PRP/PRF processing as per clinical protocol.
Clean the rotor and chamber regularly as instructed in the manual, and perform periodic checks for wear, imbalance or abnormal noise.
Do not use the centrifuge with flammable, explosive or highly volatile samples, and always follow local safety and infection-control procedures when handling blood-derived products.

Contraindications

Do not use with unbalanced or improperly loaded rotors, as this may cause mechanical damage or safety hazards.
Not suitable for high-speed or high-rcf applications beyond its specified 300–4500 rpm range.
Do not use in explosive atmospheres or in the presence of flammable vapours.
Use only with compatible tube sizes and types recommended by the manufacturer; avoid glass or plastic tubes that are not rated for the selected speed.
Do not operate if the lid interlock, rotor, housing or power cable appears damaged.

Adverse Effects

If misused or overloaded, there is a risk of tube breakage leading to sample loss and contamination inside the chamber.
Operating with an unbalanced load can cause excessive vibration, noise and potential mechanical damage.
Electrical hazard risk if the device is used with damaged power cords, in wet environments or contrary to the safety instructions.
Potential biohazard exposure if blood tubes leak or break and appropriate decontamination procedures are not followed.

Storage Conditions

Store and operate in a dry, dust-free indoor environment, within the temperature and humidity range specified in the user manual (typically room temperature, non-condensing humidity).
Disconnect from mains power before cleaning, maintenance or prolonged storage.
Avoid exposure to direct sunlight, corrosive fumes or excessive vibration when in storage.
Ensure the lid is closed and the rotor secured when moving or transporting the centrifuge to prevent internal damage.

Duration

Not directly applicable; the centrifuge is a reusable device used for individual spin cycles typically lasting from a few minutes up to around 20 minutes, with total treatment duration determined by the clinical PRP/PRF protocol rather than the device itself.

Onset

Immediate in operational terms \u2013 the device reaches the set speed within the programmed acceleration profile. Clinical onset of PRP/PRF treatment effects depends on the underlying medical or aesthetic procedure, not on the centrifuge.