Plasma Centrifuge PC20320

Introduction

Plasma Centrifuge is a small footprint, low-speed centrifuge that has a maximum speed of 4000 rpm and 2200 × g RCF. It includes a fixed-angle rotor capable of accommodating 15ml or 10 ml tubes that completes its operation within a 0 to 99-minute time range. It is well designed with a maintenance-free brushless DC motor, overspeed, and imbalance monitoring systems. Equipped with an LED display system, error code display, machine-driven door lock, and a security switch which brings automation and ease of separation with simple steps to separate the autologous platelet-rich plasma.

Applications

These are widely used in the fields of spot injuries, facial/ plastic surgery, cosmestic dermatology to target signs of aging such as wrinkles, sports therapy units and many leading hospitals.

Specifications

Maximum RPM	4000 rpm
Maximum RCF	2200 × g
Timer	0 to 99 min
Rotor capacity	Angle rotor 15 ml / 10 ml × 8
Voltage	100/240 V 50/60 HZ
Dimension	260×300×205 mm
Packaging Dimension	330 × 250 × 280 mm
Gross weight/ Net Weight	6 / 5 kg

Features

It features a strong and durable plastic case.

CPU controlled system with a LED display that selects rotational speed, RCF and time providing a consistent high yield of platelets.

Brushless DC motors improves efficiency and excellent controllability providing low noise, less heat and maintantence free.

Overspeed and imbalance security detection systems to detect any malfunctioning or errors in the rotor speed or rotor imbalance.

Speed rate levels can be adjusted to ensure rapid seperation.

Equipped with machine-driven door lock and safety switch to ensure safety and security of the machine and users.

Maximum speed is 4000 rpm and maximum RCF is 1780 × g.

Safe, convenient, and reliable.

FAQs

1. What is a plasma centrifuge?

A plasma centrifuge is a laboratory device used to separate plasma from blood samples by spinning them at high speeds.

2. Can a plasma centrifuge process multiple samples at once?

Yes, most models have a rotor with multiple slots to accommodate multiple sample tubes simultaneously.

3. What speed does a plasma centrifuge operate at?

It typically operates at speeds ranging from 3,000 to 10,000 RPM, depending on the model and application.

4. What is the main purpose of a plasma centrifuge?

The main purpose is to isolate plasma for medical testing, research, and therapeutic applications, such as plasma donation and analysis.

5. What types of tubes are compatible with a plasma centrifuge?

It is compatible with various blood collection tubes, such as EDTA, heparin, and citrate tubes, depending on the intended analysis.