Variable Speed Control: This centrifuge usually offers a wide range of speed settings, often adjustable up to around 6,000 - 8,000 RPM, allowing for customization based on the specific requirements of different samples.

Multiple Rotor Options: It typically comes with interchangeable rotors, including fixed-angle and swing-out rotors, to accommodate various tube sizes and types, such as blood collection tubes, microcentrifuge tubes, and more.

Digital Display and Controls: Many models feature an easy-to-read digital interface for precise control over time, speed, and temperature settings. This aids in consistent results and ease of operation.

Safety Features: Advanced models usually include built-in safety mechanisms like lid locks during operation, imbalance detection, and automatic shut-off to enhance user safety and protect the centrifuge.

Cooling Capability: Some multi-purpose centrifuges include temperature control systems to cool samples during centrifugation, which is crucial for heat-sensitive biological samples.

Quiet Operation: Designed for laboratory use, these centrifuges are often engineered to operate quietly, minimizing noise in the lab environment.

Compact Design: Many models are designed to save space, making them suitable for various laboratory settings, from small clinics to larger research facilities.