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Sectioned models showing aspects of the gas centrifuge developed to enrich uranium hexafluoride, 1982.

Sectioned models showing aspects of the gas centrifuge developed to enrich uranium hexafluoride, 1982.

1982

Hand operated centrifuge with two buckets

Hand operated centrifuge with two buckets

Centrifuge, in wooden cabinet

Centrifuge, in wooden cabinet

1880-1930

Centrifuge, model Universal Junior III, with operating instructions, by Heraeus Christ, German, 1950-1965, used at Institute of Neurology, Department of Neuropathology, University College London.

Centrifuge, model Universal Junior III

1950-1965

Hand centrifuge by Townson and Mercer, London, 1912.

Hand centrifuge, 1912.

1912

Set of six (identical) Centrifuges by Eureka Scientific Company, Ilford, RPM 2000

Set of six (identical) Centrifuges by Eureka Scientific Company

1945-1960

Two MSE Minette centrifuges, British, each with 4 spinning tubes, mid 20th century

Two MSE Minette centrifuges

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