The main difference between centrifuges and separators

Release time:

2012-05-19

Overview:

When filtering products, a separator should be used. A centrifuge does not have filtering capabilities; it merely uses centrifugal force to separate different phases into layers (note that this is not true separation).

There are many types of centrifuges. Based on their applications, they can be categorized into laboratory centrifuges and industrial centrifuges. When selecting a centrifuge for separating substances, we often encounter the following question: How should we choose between a centrifuge and a separator?

Usually in When filtering products, a separator should be used. Centrifuges do not have filtering capabilities; they merely rely on centrifugal force to separate different phases into layers (note that this is not separation in the true sense).

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