High speed centrifuge T-S251HSC

Introduction

High speed centrifuge is a microcomputer controlled unit that performs a wide range of separation, offering comprehensive control and set-up options to meet yprecise application needs. Electric door locks that provide more safety. The centrifugation parameters can be changed during the process without stopping the machine. It features a unique design for air exhaust temperature and have a double synchronous display screen.

Applications

Used to acquire rapid precipitation of the sample, extract serum from blood, microcell separation, microbiological sample treatment, PCR experimental zone centrifugation.

Specifications

Features

Microcomputer controlled system with LCD screen

Nine ascending and descending rate selection mode

Ten working mode options

Two optional timing mode that are easy to switch

Electric door with double lock rod design and magnetic locks

Parameters can be modified anytime during the process without stopping the machine

Unique design for air exhaust temperature and low noise

Alarm alerts prevent security hidden danger

FAQ

Q1: What is the maximum rotational speed of this centrifuge?
A1: The maximum speed is 15000 RPM (varies by model), such as 15000 RPM for high-speed models and 4000 RPM for low-speed models.

Q2: Does it have a refrigeration function?
A2: No, it is a non-refrigerated centrifuge - Refrigerated models can maintain a temperature range of -20°C to 40°C, while non-refrigerated models operate at ambient temperature.

Q3: What is the maximum capacity of the rotor?
A3: The standard rotor can hold 12×15ml test tubes (e.g., 12×15ml test tubes), and optional rotors are available for different tube sizes.

Q4: How to ensure the safety of centrifugation operation?
A4: It is equipped with multiple safety protections, including imbalance detection, door lock protection, and over-temperature/over-speed protection.

Q5: What is the recommended maintenance cycle?
A5: It is recommended to clean the rotor and chamber after each use, and perform a comprehensive maintenance check every 6 months (or 500 operating hours).