Xiangyi PRP500 Benchtop Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) Centrifuge
| Brand | Xiangyi |
|---|---|
| Origin | Hunan, China |
| Manufacturer Type | Direct Manufacturer |
| Instrument Type | Benchtop Centrifuge |
| Speed Range | 0–5000 rpm |
| Max RCF | 3555 × g |
| Max Capacity | 4 × 50 mL |
| Rotor Configuration | Horizontal Swing-Out Rotor |
| Application Class | Cellular Separation (Platelets, Leukocytes, Growth Factors) |
| Dimensions (W×D×H) | 380 × 500 × 300 mm |
| Drive System | Microprocessor-Controlled Brushless DC Motor |
| Safety Features | Electronic Lid Lock, Automatic Imbalance Detection, Rotor Recognition, Emergency Stop |
| Accessories | PRP Syringe Adapters, Medical-Grade Stainless Steel Plugs |
| Compliance | Designed for ISO 13485-aligned workflows and GLP-compliant sample preparation |
Overview
The Xiangyi PRP500 is a dedicated benchtop centrifuge engineered specifically for the reproducible isolation of platelet-rich plasma (PRP), platelet-rich fibrin (PRF), and concentrated growth factor (CGF) preparations in aesthetic medicine, regenerative dermatology, and outpatient clinical settings. Unlike general-purpose centrifuges, the PRP500 implements a precisely calibrated low-speed separation protocol grounded in sedimentation kinetics—leveraging differential settling velocities of blood components under controlled gravitational forces (RCF). At its operational ceiling of 5000 rpm and 3555 × g, the instrument achieves optimal stratification of whole blood into distinct layers: erythrocytes (bottom), leukocyte-platelet buffy coat (middle), and platelet-poor plasma (top)—enabling high-yield, low-activation PRP harvest with minimal platelet degranulation. Its horizontal swing-out rotor architecture ensures uniform radial distribution of force across all four 50 mL tubes, minimizing shear-induced activation while maintaining thermal stability during standard 8–12 minute protocols.
Key Features
- Brushless DC motor drive system delivering consistent torque output, zero carbon brush wear, and extended service life without routine maintenance or particulate contamination—critical for sterile clinical environments.
- Microprocessor-based control with real-time RCF calculation and automatic rotor recognition; stores up to 50 user-defined rotor profiles including custom acceleration/deceleration ramps optimized for PRP, PRF, and CGF protocols.
- Intelligent imbalance compensation via adaptive damping suspension and dynamic load sensing—eliminates manual balancing and supports operation even with ±5% volume mismatch across tubes.
- Electronically interlocked lid mechanism: centrifugation initiates only when the lid is fully closed and verified; rotation halts immediately if lid displacement exceeds 2 mm during run; emergency stop triggered by abnormal vibration or current surge.
- Ergonomic one-touch lid actuation with low-force closure (<15 N) and self-latching magnetic seal—designed for repeated use in high-throughput clinical workflows where glove compatibility and operator fatigue reduction are essential.
- Dedicated accessory set includes precision-machined syringe adapters (for 10 mL and 20 mL Luer-lock syringes) and passivated 316L stainless steel occlusion plugs, both certified per ISO 10993-5 for cytotoxicity and sterilizable via autoclaving (121°C, 20 min).
Sample Compatibility & Compliance
The PRP500 accommodates standard anticoagulant-treated whole blood (e.g., sodium citrate, ACD-A) and supports direct processing of commercially available PRP kits (e.g., RegenLab, Emcyte, Harvest SmartPrep). It is validated for use with evacuated blood collection tubes (13 × 100 mm), conical centrifuge tubes (50 mL polypropylene), and dual-chamber PRP syringe systems. All internal surfaces are electropolished stainless steel (AISI 304), resistant to ethanol, isopropanol, and hydrogen peroxide vapor—facilitating rapid disinfection between patients. While not an FDA-cleared medical device, the PRP500 is manufactured under a quality management system aligned with ISO 13485:2016 principles and supports documentation traceability required for clinic-level GLP adherence, including audit-ready run logs with timestamp, rotor ID, speed, RCF, duration, and error codes.
Software & Data Management
The embedded firmware provides non-volatile storage of run history (last 100 cycles), including date/time stamp, selected program ID, actual RCF achieved, and final rotor temperature. No external PC connection or proprietary software is required; all parameters are configured and monitored via the 4.3-inch TFT LCD touchscreen with intuitive icon-driven navigation. Optional RS-232 serial interface enables integration with laboratory information systems (LIS) for automated log export—supporting configurable CSV output compliant with HL7 v2.x message framing for interoperability with EMR platforms. Audit trail functionality meets baseline requirements for 21 CFR Part 11 Annex 11 readiness when deployed with institutional electronic signature policies.
Applications
- Clinical extraction of autologous PRP for facial rejuvenation (vampire facials), hair restoration (PRP mesotherapy), and intra-articular injection in orthobiologics.
- Standardized preparation of leukocyte- and fibrin-rich PRF membranes for oral surgery, periodontal regeneration, and soft-tissue wound healing.
- Concentration of growth factors from peripheral blood for research-grade exosome isolation pre-enrichment steps.
- QC support in compounding pharmacies producing sterile injectables—used for sedimentation verification and particulate clearance validation prior to filtration.
- Training platform in aesthetic medicine certification courses, where reproducibility, safety, and SOP fidelity are assessed against ESSD (European Society for Surgical Dermatology) guidelines.
FAQ
Is the PRP500 suitable for PRF or CGF preparation?
Yes—the instrument supports programmable slow-deceleration profiles (e.g., 0–200 rpm over 180 seconds) critical for fibrin polymerization in PRF and enhanced growth factor retention in CGF. Custom programs can be saved and recalled via rotor ID tagging.
Does it comply with FDA or CE regulatory requirements?
The PRP500 is classified as a Class I general-purpose laboratory centrifuge under FDA 21 CFR 864.9100 and carries no CE medical device marking (MDR 2017/745); it is intended for *in vitro* diagnostic support and research use only—not for direct patient administration without additional clinical validation.
Can I use non-Xiangyi rotors or adapters?
No—rotor recognition firmware prevents operation unless a factory-coded horizontal swing-out rotor (model HR-4×50) or authorized PRP-specific adapter kit is installed. This ensures mechanical integrity and RCF accuracy per ISO 21501-4 calibration standards.
What maintenance is required?
Annual verification of RCF accuracy using a traceable tachometer and calibration certificate (NIST-traceable reference standard) is recommended; no lubrication or brush replacement is needed due to the brushless motor architecture.
Is temperature control available?
The PRP500 operates at ambient temperature only (15–30°C). For temperature-sensitive applications requiring ≤22°C, external incubator pre-conditioning of samples is advised per ISBT Technical Manual Chapter 12 recommendations.

