Choosing a centrifuge for your lab or medical workspace often comes down to two questions: how much you want to spend, and how comfortable you are with visible wear. This head-to-head pits a used Fisher Scientific accuSpin 8C against a new Segawe Desktop 800-1. The Fisher Scientific unit shows visible cracks and has a higher price; the Segawe is brand-new, spins at 4000Rpm, and includes a timer.
Quick verdict
If you put more trust in a familiar brand name and can accept cosmetic damage, the Fisher Scientific accuSpin 8C is the pick. If you want a new, lower-priced centrifuge with a timer, the Segawe 800-1 is the more practical choice.
Comparison
| Feature | Fisher Scientific accuSpin 8C | Segawe Desktop 800-1 |
|---|---|---|
| Price | USD 148.00 | USD 56.19 |
| Price level | ||
| Condition | Used | New |
| Brand | Fisher Scientific | Segawe |
| Model | accuSpin 8C | 800-1 |
Where each product wins
- The Fisher Scientific accuSpin 8C wins if you want the Fisher Scientific brand, U.S. origin, and are prepared to accept visible cracks.
- The Segawe 800-1 wins if you want a new centrifuge, a timer, and a much lower price.
Product notes
Fisher Scientific accuSpin 8C Laboratory Centrifuge
The Fisher Scientific accuSpin 8C is a used centrifuge with visible cracks and housing/frame damage, as the title indicates. It is made in the United States and carries the Fisher Scientific name. If your priority is getting that specific model into your lab and you are comfortable with cosmetic wear, this unit may be worth the higher price. It powers on and works as shown, but you are paying for the brand and model more than for pristine condition. The main limitation is the damage itself: the visible cracks mean you are buying a machine with physical wear, so it is not a great fit if you need equipment in near-perfect shape. For buyers who can overlook appearance, the accuSpin 8C offers the model designation and origin that a new Segawe does not.
Segawe Desktop 800-1 Electric Centrifuge Machine
The Segawe Desktop 800-1 is a new low-speed centrifuge built for medical laboratory use, with a timer and a 4000Rpm spin rate. It is designed to separate solids from liquids or emulsions, and its compact desktop form makes it a straightforward addition to a small workspace. The main reason to consider it is that it arrives new, with no visible wear, and its listed price is noticeably lower than the used Fisher Scientific unit. The limitation is that it does not carry the Fisher Scientific brand or U.S. origin; if those credentials matter to your lab, the Segawe will not match the accuSpin 8C. For a new, budget-conscious choice, this is the more practical pick.
Final choice
Choose the Segawe 800-1 when you want a new centrifuge with a timer and a lower price, and you do not need a specific brand or origin. Choose the Fisher Scientific accuSpin 8C when you want the Fisher Scientific model and U.S. origin, and you can accept visible cracks and a higher price.
