The new Bio-PRF centrifuge in the first commercially available horizontal centrifuge for the specific production of platelet rich fibrin (PRF). All protocols have been developed utilizing the horizontal technology. Furthermore, this machine differs significantly from other branded centrifuges in that the device can be easily programmed with newer protocols as research becomes available.
The Bio-PRF box allows for the even compression of PRF clots into even-thickness membranes that can then be utilized as barrier membranes during guided bone regeneration (GBR) procedures. These membranes contain a host of platelets and leukocytes that are capable of stimulating soft tissue wound healing and improving patient discomfort and pain. The Bio-PRF box also contains slots to produce Bio-PRF plugs that can be utilized in extraction sockets.
 
Bio-PRF Tube holder: Utilized to hold PRF tubes following centrifugation
Bio-PRF Tray: Used to prepare membranes and separate the red blood cells from the PRF clot
Bio-PRF Bowl: Used to cut up a Bio-PRF membrane to mix with particulate bone grafts
Bio-PRF scissors: Used to cut PRF membranes and separate the red blood cell layer from the PRF clot
PRF forceps: Used to remove PRF clots from the centrifugation tubes.
Bio-PRF Pad: Used to separate PRF membranes from the red clot. Used to carry PRF membranes to the oral cavity.
Bio-PRF small compactor: Small instrument used to compact PRF-bone grafting complex into bone defects
Bio-PRF large compactor: Large instrument used to compact PRF-bone grafting complex into bone defects
Bio-PRF Double Spoon: Allows the carrying of bone grafting material
Bio-PRF Tourniquet: Used to facilitate blood draws
Blood collection butterfly needles: Used to collect blood via veins
Red top tubes: Used to make Solid-PRF (box of 100)
White top tubes: Used to make liquid-PRF (box of 100)