Here's lab equipment that works day in and day out. All in one place, you'll find ultra-low freezers, heating and cooling circulators, centrifuges, a vortex mixer, a UV water purifier, and a tool sanitizer. Most are made of 304 stainless steel with easy-to-read digital or LCD panels, so setup is quick, and cleanup is even faster. Whether it’s a teaching lab, a small clinic, or a startup bench, these instruments handle the daily work of storing, mixing, cooling, and processing samples without fuss or significant expense.
Unsure where to start when fitting out a bench? Think about the most common things you do. Keep samples cold, maintain a constant bath temperature, spin tubes, mix reagents, and stay clean. VEVOR lab equipment includes all of them, like freezers, circulators, centrifuges, vortex mixers, water purification, and tool sanitizer. Choose what works for you, and the daily grind gets much easier.
Shopping by task is easier. Below, the tools are arranged by the everyday task they do at the bench so you can go right to what you need.
Much of the chemistry is dependent on holding a single temperature, and that is where lab circulators come in. The VEVOR chiller circulator has a 6 L tank, a 304 stainless steel water bath, and a clear LCD. Some run 23°F to 212°F. Others run -4°F to 212°F. Covers reflux, condenser cooling, and maintaining a flat, constant bath.
Want some higher heat? High-temperature oil baths reach up to 300°C (572°F) in tanks from 6 L to 30 L. They also grip hard, to 0.1°C and even 0.05°C on some units.
There is a compact -20°C type with a 3.4L tank that goes well with rotating evaporators of 2L or less. Many circulators have a useful feature called dual circulation, so one machine can feed both the bath and an outside reactor at the same time. This lab equipment keeps your reactions happy if they are finicky about temperature.
You can't mimic cold storage, so the lab refrigerators and freezers here go really low. The ultra-low freezers go as low as an adjustable -40°F to -123°F. It is cold enough to preserve enzymes, reagents, and biological samples that would be destroyed in a conventional freezer.
Available in three different sizes: 25 L, 28 L, and 58 L. If a group shares samples, choose the compact one for a single bench or the 58 L unit, which rolls on casters. Either way, a 304 stainless steel lining laughs at spills and wipes clean in seconds.
All models include a digital display on the front, so you can see at a glance whether the temperature is holding- no cold room, no complicated installation, no fuss. Smaller boxes are light enough to take from room to room if plans alter. This lab equipment delivers deep-freeze performance in a space-constrained, cost-conscious lab without upending your floor plan.
Spinning and mixing happen all day long, so this lab equipment is engineered for speed and repeatability. The tiny centrifuge runs at a constant 7,000 r/min, producing 3,013 x g, with a 2-in-1 rotor to accommodate 0.2, 1.5, and 2 mL tubes. It is ideal for quick spin-downs.
Want more range? The benchtop centrifuges dial from 500 to 4000 rpm, reach 100 to 2100xg, and hold 2, 5, 10, 15, and 50 mL tubes. They have timers so you can walk away. It runs quietly, so your bench mates will be grateful.
The vortex mixer is used for mixing and operates at 3000 or 6000 rpm with a 6mm orbital motion and handles up to 50 mL. Touch the tube to the top, and it springs to life. No switch necessary. Gentle mixes work well at slower speeds. Faster speeds dislodge stubborn pellets. Between the centrifuges and the vortex mixer, this piece of lab gear preps virtually any test that comes next, and it all fits on a corner of the bench.
Clean inputs make for good outputs, and two pieces of lab equipment manage that here. The lab water purification system is an 8W, 1 GPM UV purifier operating on 110V. It has a quartz sleeve in a stainless housing for treating water for rinsing glassware and mixing solutions. It pumps at 1 gallon per minute, enough to keep up with a busy bench.
On the tidy-up side, the tool sanitizer is a 12 L cabinet with 185nm lamp, tempered glass door, and timer. Load instruments, set it, and they are ready for the next round, minimizing the danger of cross-contamination.
Looking for a bigger setup? If you need autoclaves or incubators, VEVOR has those too on other lab lines on this site, so that you can round things out over time. Both tools are energy efficient and take up minimal room, making them easy to slide into an already full bench. Keep a reliable lab water purifier and instrument disinfectant next to your main equipment, and the whole process remains uncontaminated from the first sample to the final wipe-down.
Once you have the tools you want, two questions will guide you to the right model: how big does it need to be, and what features matter most? Here’s how to sort both fast.
Buying too big wastes money and bench space; too small hampers you. Start with the volumes you truly run. If your work is largely PCR and DNA spins at 0.2 to 2 mL, the small is plenty. Get centrifuge tubes. Use a benchtop model if you work with clinical or class batches up to 50 mL.
The same thinking applies to baths. A compact 3.4 L tank houses a small rotational evaporator, and a 30 L tank is offered for heavy, multi-vessel heating. Don't size the tank for that one huge task you do twice a year. Size it for your typical load.
The 25 L, 28 L, and 58 L freezer variants let you scale from a single individual's samples to a shared archive. It helps you imagine your busiest day and size accordingly, so you are not squeezing tubes in six months hence. Fitting your lab equipment to practical use means it’s easy to site and affordable to run. This is very important when outlets and floor space are at a premium.
But a few characteristics, beyond size, determine whether a piece of scientific equipment is a joy to use or a headache. First materials. These freezers and circulators are built from rust-resistant 304 stainless steel that cleans up fast and won't discolor after years of chemical spills.
Then controls. Digital and LCD panels allow you to see what you are looking at in real time. Tight ratings like 0.1°C (or 0.05°C for some oil baths) keep finicky protocols on track. The centrifuges and tool sanitizer have timers so you can start a run and do something else.
And don’t forget the little things. Casters on the large freezer, quiet motors on the centrifuges, and touch start on the vortex mixer, all make long days easier. You get the simple things right fast, like a screen you can read across the room. Balance a sturdy build with controls that really help you, and the lab equipment you select will keep delivering clean, accurate results long after the newness wears off.
VEVOR has you covered with all the common lab equipment you need under one roof, from ultra-low freezers to heating and cooling circulators, centrifuges, vortex mixers, water purifiers, and tool sanitizers. Most feature rugged 304 stainless steel with clear, straightforward controls, delivering research-grade results at a price that fits real budgets and real benches. Reliable after-sales service for each order is another thing you can count on. Explore the whole spectrum now and build your lab with confidence.
Chiller and heating circulators, high-temperature oil baths, ultra-low freezers, centrifuges, vortex mixers, UV water purifiers, and tool sanitizers. Together, they cover cooling, heating, spinning, mixing, and cleanup for most small labs.
The temperatures can go down to -40°F to -123°F, which is cold enough for enzymes, reagents, and biological material. Choose from 25 L, 28 L, or 58 L, each with a 304 stainless steel liner and digital display.
Mini centrifuge for tubes of 0.2, 1.5, and 2 mL at 7000 rpm. The benchtop units accommodate 2, 5, 10, 15, and 50 mL tubes at 500 to 4000 rpm, with a timer for rapid spins or larger batches.
Yes. The vortex mixer works for lab chemicals, tattoo ink, and nail polish. The tool sanitizer works for salons and studios, too. It uses an 185nm lamp and timer in a 12 L tempered glass cabinet.