A flat centrifuge is composed of many components, each with its own function and self position, so each component is essential for mechanical equipment.

What is the rotor of a flat centrifuge? The horizontal rotor of a centrifuge is usually equipped with 2 baskets, but there are also those equipped with 4 baskets. When these baskets are stationary, they are hung at a 90 degree angle on the rotor, and there are different adapters on the baskets to meet the needs of sample tubes with different capacities.

When the centrifuge tube reaches a horizontal position during transportation, the sample begins to settle. The direction of settling is along the axis of the sample tube, and then it settles at the bottom of the sample tube, which is beneficial for collection. The adapter capacity on the water basket also varies, with the purpose of accommodating centrifuge tubes of various capacities, even meeting the needs of flat plate centrifuges - enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay plates, which help save costs while meeting diverse needs.
This is the introduction to the rotor of a flat centrifuge, hoping to help everyone.