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Save time and money with IPP’s pre-owned lab units for testing, QC, and R&D environments

When your laboratory, pilot plant, or small-scale production needs precise solid-liquid separation, lab centrifuges deliver exceptional performance in a compact footprint. With over 47 years of process equipment expertise, IPP offers immediate access to used lab centrifuges sourced from 20 complete plant sites and included in our inventory of over 15,000 ready-to-ship pieces of equipment. Buying used lab centrifuges from IPP provides companies and research teams with fast, cost-effective solutions without compromising quality or reliability.

Lab centrifuges are smaller-scale separation devices designed for testing, research, quality control, and small-batch production. They operate by spinning samples at high speeds to separate solids from liquids or two immiscible liquid phases, making them essential for industries where precision and repeatability are key.

Primary uses across industries

  • In pharmaceutical research, lab centrifuges clarify biological samples, recover APIs, and support formulation development.
  • In biotechnology, they separate cells, harvest proteins, and purify biological products.
  • In chemical R&D, they test and refine separation processes on small batches.
  • In food and beverage labs, they analyze emulsions, separate particulates, and test new formulations.
  • In environmental labs, they test water, soil, and wastewater samples for quality and compliance.

Types of materials processed

  • Biological suspensions (cells, proteins, enzymes)
  • Fine chemical and pharmaceutical samples
  • Food, beverage, and cosmetic formulations
  • Water and environmental test samples

Common materials of construction

Lab centrifuges are designed to meet strict cleanliness and chemical compatibility standards:

  • Stainless steel chambers and baskets for corrosion resistance and sanitation
  • Polypropylene or PTFE components for aggressive chemical resistance
  • High-strength alloys for high-speed applications requiring durability and safety

Key features of lab centrifuges

  • Compact designs ideal for laboratory or small-batch environments
  • High-speed operation with precise RPM control
  • Range of rotor and basket options for different sample types
  • Easy disassembly for cleaning and sterilization
  • Digital controls and safety interlocks for reliable, repeatable operation

Learn more about laboratory centrifuge applications from Lab Manager.

Find your lab centrifuge at IPP

Search the IPP inventory or contact IPP’s equipment specialists to find a used lab centrifuge for your research, quality control, or pilot production needs. With ready-to-ship inventory, IPP helps companies and laboratories stay productive, reduce capital costs, and accelerate project timelines.

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Have questions about Lab Centrifuges or our services? Learn more about our products and why customers choose IPP.

What industries rely most on lab centrifuges?
Pharmaceutical, biotechnology, chemical R&D, food processing, and environmental labs all rely heavily on lab centrifuges for small-batch separation and testing.
How do lab centrifuges compare to industrial centrifuges?
Lab centrifuges are smaller, more precise, and designed for research or pilot-scale operations, while industrial centrifuges are built for large-volume, continuous processing.
What maintenance is required for lab centrifuges?
Routine inspection of rotors, seals, and drive components—along with cleaning and calibration—ensures safe, accurate, and long-lasting centrifuge performance.
What are the benefits of buying used or secondhand process equipment from IPP?
Buying used from IPP can save up to 70% over new equipment, reduce lead times, support sustainability, and leverage more than 47 years of industry expertise to find the right equipment fast.