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SERVOspin Evolve benchtop centrifuge – 6×15 ml angle rotor – for PRP preparation SERVOspin Evolve benchtop centrifuge – 6×15 ml angle rotor – for PRP preparation 2

SERVOspin Evolve benchtop centrifuge – 6×15 ml angle rotor

100416
servoprax
Quiet benchtop centrifuge with 54° angle rotor, 6×15 ml Speed: 300–5000 rpm; max. RCF: up to 2,600 g Digital time/speed preselection, RCF display Brushless motor, imbalance control Electronic lid lock Scope of delivery: Rotor & adapter set Compliance: CE-marked IVD according to manufacturer's specifications Warranty: 24 months Note: For...
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€831.81
PRP Starter Set | SERVOspin Evolve – Complete package for professional users

PRP Starter Set | SERVOspin Evolve – Complete package for professional users

100451
PRPMED Professional Cosmetic Treatments
The PRP Starter Set | SERVOspin Evolve is a preconfigured set for the preparation of Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) for use in medical practices and laboratories. It combines PRP-suitable consumables with a technically compatible laboratory centrifuge as well as accessories for blood collection and application. Contents: 1× SERVOspin Evolve centrifuge 6×15...
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€1,199.00
Hettich EBA 200 Centrifuge MD Hettich EBA 200 Centrifuge MD 2

Hettich EBA 200 Centrifuge MD

100347
HETTICH
Hettich EBA 200 MD, type 1810 – Class IIa medical device under MDR (EU) 2017/745. For professional separation of human whole blood or blood components. 8-place E4413 angle rotor, 33° Tubes up to 10 ml* Max. 6,000 RPM / 3,461 RCF CE 0483 * Compatibility depends on tube dimensions and manufacturer specifications.
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€1,470.00
Hettich EBA 270 Hettich EBA 270 2

Hettich EBA 270 Centrifuge

100359
HETTICH
Hettich EBA 270 – Compact centrifuge for medical use Specifically developed for medical practices Equipped with a swing-out rotor, rotor number: 2315 Maximum speed: 4,000 rpm Maximum RCF: 2,254 × g Suitable for standard laboratory tubes up to 15 ml 90° swing-out angle for precise separation, ideal for gel-containing tubes Compact design –...
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€1,499.00
PRP Starter Set with Hettich EBA 200 MD – Class IIa Medical Device Centrifuge

PRP Starter Set with Hettich EBA 200 MD – Class IIa Medical Device Centrifuge

100400
PRPMED Professional Cosmetic Treatments
Set includes: 1x Hettich EBA 200 MD centrifuge – Class IIa medical device 2x PRP tubes | Vi PRP-Pro, pack of 10 pcs 1x KIPIC® needle 25G x 42 mm, pack of 100 pcs 1x KIPIC® mesotherapy needle 30G x 4 mm, pack of 100 pcs 1x KIPIC® mesotherapy needle 32G x 4 mm, pack of 100 pcs 1x Mediware disposable syringes 5 ml, 3-piece, Luer-Lock, sterile, pack of...
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€1,899.00
PRP Power Kit Pro - your complete set for professional PRP treatments

PRP Power Kit Pro - your complete set for professional PRP treatments

100399
PRPMED Professional Cosmetic Treatments
Contents include: 1x DUO Quattro centrifuge 2x PRP tubes | Vi PRP-Pro | pack of 10 pcs. 1x Kipic® needle 25G x 42 mm | pack of 100 pcs. 1x Kipic® mesotherapy needle 30G x 4 mm | pack of 100 pcs. 1x Kipic® mesotherapy needle 27G x 13 mm | pack of 100 pcs. 1x Mediware disposable syringes 5 ml, 3-part, Luer-Lock, sterile | pack of 100 pcs. 1x Mediware...
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€2,668.00
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P1-Z Centrifuge Trolley - Mobile Equipment Cart for Clinic & Lab

Demed P1-Z Centrifuge Trolley - Mobile Equipment Cart for Clinic & Lab

100901
The P1-Z is a compact, mobile equipment cart for safely housing a centrifuge - ideal for clinics, labs and treatment rooms where neat organization, short distances and clean cable routing matter. Highlights: Practical combination of equipment compartment, pull-out trays and drawers Frosted ESG safety glass door, opens 270°, with steel handle and...
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€2,499.00
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Choosing PRP centrifuges for clinics and laboratories

If you are looking to buy a PRP centrifuge, rotational speed and price should not be the only deciding factors. What matters is whether the centrifuge, rotor, tubes and intended workflow are technically and regulatorily compatible. An RPM value alone is not sufficient: relative centrifugal force (RCF), the rotor radius used for the calculation and the run time are needed to describe the mechanical load on the sample. At prpmed.de, professional users will find compact benchtop centrifuges for small sample volumes as well as coordinated starter sets. The range includes devices with different intended purposes and rotor geometries, including the Hettich EBA 200 MD, type 1810, which is classified as a Class IIa medical device under the MDR according to its product and conformity documentation. CE marking alone, however, does not establish general suitability for PRP or PRF, nor compatibility with a specific tube system. Before purchasing, check the intended purpose and instructions for use of every component involved.

Model comparison

Centrifuges in the range

Hettich EBA 200 MD

Compact benchtop centrifuge with a built-in 8-place fixed-angle rotor, up to 6,000 min⁻¹ and a maximum of 3,461 × g.

According to the product and conformity documentation, type 1810 is a Class IIa medical device under the MDR.

EBA 200 MD details
Starter set with EBA 200 MD

Hettich EBA 270

6-place swing-out rotor with a 90° position, up to 4,000 min⁻¹ and a maximum of 2,254 × g.

According to the manufacturer, it is intended particularly for commonly used blood collection tubes containing gel. This is not blanket approval for every PRP tube.

EBA 270 details

SERVOspin Evolve

Compact IVD benchtop centrifuge with six positions for 15 ml tubes. The intended purpose defined by the manufacturer remains decisive.

An IVD classification does not automatically confirm suitability for producing an autologous blood product for use in humans.

SERVOspin Evolve details
Starter set with SERVOspin

Selection criteria

What to check before choosing a model

Device and documentation

  • Intended purpose and regulatory classification of the specific type
  • Adjustable RCF and rotational speed range
  • Instructions for use, technical data and conformity documentation

Rotor and tubes

  • Fixed-angle or swing-out rotor and number of rotor positions
  • Tube length, diameter, material and permitted RCF
  • Required adapters and correct tube fit

Process and safety

  • Fill volume, run time, acceleration and braking profile
  • Symmetrical loading with equal mass in accordance with the rotor loading plan
  • A workflow intended or validated for the combination
Technical comparison

Fixed-angle or swing-out rotor?

Characteristics of the two rotor principles
Characteristic Fixed-angle rotor Swing-out rotor
Tube position Remains at a fixed angle to the rotor axis during the run. Moves into an approximately horizontal position during rotation.
Classification Compact design; sediment is deposited mainly on the outer wall and at the bottom of the tube. May support uniform barrier formation in certain laboratory processes and tubes containing gel.
Example Hettich EBA 200 MD Hettich EBA 270

Neither rotor principle is inherently better. What matters is which system meets the requirements of the tube used and the intended process.

RCF and RPM

Why rotational speed alone is not enough

RPM only describes the number of rotor revolutions per minute. Relative centrifugal force also depends on the radius. Two devices can therefore exert different forces on the sample at the same rotational speed.

RCF = 1,118 × 10−5 × r × RPM2 r = the radius specified by the manufacturer in centimetres

Depending on the process, the RCF may refer to the bottom of the tube or another position. A protocol stated only in RPM must therefore not be transferred to another device without verification. Rotor type, tube position, fill volume, run time, acceleration and braking behaviour also influence the separation pattern.

Convert RCF and RPM · Combine tubes and centrifuge correctly

Regulatory framework

MDR, IVDR and general laboratory equipment

Not every CE-marked centrifuge has the same intended purpose. General laboratory equipment may be intended for research or technical laboratory processes. An IVD device is governed by Regulation (EU) 2017/746 (IVDR) and, according to the manufacturer's specifications, is intended for in vitro diagnostics or the preparation of diagnostic specimens. A medical device under the MDR has a medical intended purpose within the meaning of Regulation (EU) 2017/745.

These categories are not interchangeable. IVDR marking does not automatically establish an intended purpose for producing an autologous blood product for use in humans. Likewise, CE marking alone does not confirm suitability for PRP or PRF. Priority must be given to the intended purpose of the specific model, the instructions for use of the components involved and a process intended or validated for the combination.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions about PRP and PRF centrifuges

Can every laboratory centrifuge be used for PRP?
No. Sufficient rotational speed and a mechanically fitting tube are not enough. The device's intended purpose, instructions for use, permitted tube dimensions and loads, and the intended process must all be checked.
Is a Class IIa centrifuge automatically suitable for PRF?
No. Class IIa describes the regulatory classification of a medical device. It does not establish general suitability for every PRF system. The intended purpose and the specifications of the manufacturers involved are decisive.
Why is RCF more meaningful than RPM?
In addition to rotational speed, RCF also takes the rotor radius into account. Two devices can generate different accelerations at the same RPM. The radius reference used must also be known for an accurate comparison.
Can a protocol be converted for another centrifuge?
Not on the basis of RPM and RCF alone. Rotor type, tube geometry, fill volume, run time and braking behaviour may differ. Changing devices requires a review of the manufacturer's specifications or a process validated for the new combination.
What needs to be considered when loading the centrifuge?
Tubes must be loaded symmetrically with equal mass in accordance with the instructions for use and rotor loading plan. Permitted dimensions, adapters, filling requirements and maximum RCF must be observed. The rotor and tubes must also be checked for correct seating before operation.

Note: This category description does not provide treatment or protocol recommendations. Centrifuges may only be used by qualified persons within their intended purpose and in accordance with the instructions for use. Statutory requirements remain unaffected.

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