Introduction
Low Speed Centrifuge Operating at speeds from 500 to 4000 rpm, supporting diverse laboratory needs. It features a timer range of 30 seconds to 59 minutes 50 seconds for precision. It offers a rotor semidiameter of 11.6 cm for uniform and balanced sample processing. Built with energy efficient technology, it consumes only 60W for low operational costs. Low Speed Centrifuge provides a compact design, weighing 9.2 kg for easy transport and integration.
Features imbalance detection system and automatic lid lock for operator safety. Complies with IEC 61010-2-020 standard specifically for centrifuges, ensuring safe and stable operation.
Applications
Low Speed Centrifuge is crucial for separating particulates in water and soil samples during environmental research, testing liquid samples for fat, oil and other substance separation in the food industry and managing small scale sample separation in molecular biology and biochemistry studies.
Rotor Selection
Name | Max speed (rpm) | Max Volume(ml) | Max RCF (g) |
Multirotor 1 | 500-4000rpm | 15ml× 12 Centrifuge tube | 2075 |
Multirotor 2 | 500-4000rpm | 2/5/10ml× 12 Blood tube | 2075 |
Specifications
| Speed Range | 500-4000rpm |
| Force | 2075 ×g |
| Semidiameter Of Rotor | 11.6 cm |
| Rotor Capacity | 15ml× 12 Centrifuge tube 2/5/10ml× 12 Blood tube |
| Timing Range | 30s ~ 59min50s |
| Protection Function | Lid opening protection, over temperature protection, over shock protection |
| Power | 60W |
| Voltage Supply | AC 110V - 220V, 50/60Hz |
| Weight | 9.2 Kg |
Features
Versatile Rotor Capacity
High Max Centrifugal Force
Advanced Protection Functions
Wide Voltage Compatibility
Durable Construction
FAQs
1. What is a Low Speed Centrifuge?
A Low Speed Centrifuge is a laboratory apparatus designed to separate components of a liquid based on density by spinning them at relatively low speeds.
2. What kind of maintenance does Low Speed Centrifuge require?
Regular maintenance includes cleaning of rotor, balancing of samples and inspecting components for wear.
3. Is Low Speed Centrifuge suitable for urine sedimentation?
It is ideal for sedimenting urine samples to help analyze cells, crystals, and other particles present in the urine.
4. Can Low Speed Centrifuge be used for cell harvesting?
It is widely used for harvesting cells from culture media in biological research and cell biology applications.
5. Can Low Speed Centrifuge be used for clinical diagnostics?
It is frequently used in clinical diagnostics for separating blood and other biological samples for analysis.
6. Can Low Speed Centrifuge be used for PCR preparation?
It is used in the preparation of samples for PCR by pelleting cellular components or precipitating DNA from solution before amplification.
7. Is Low Speed Centrifuge suitable for separating plasma from blood?
It is commonly used in clinical labs to separate plasma from whole blood by spinning at low speeds to prevent cell disruption while isolating plasma.
8. Can Low Speed Centrifuge be used for harvesting yeast cells?
It is ideal for pelleting yeast cells from liquid cultures in fermentation studies or microbiological research.
9. Can Low Speed Centrifuge help in isolating plasma cells from bone marrow?
It is used in hematology to separate plasma cells from bone marrow or blood samples based on density.
10. Can Low Speed Centrifuge be used in vaccine production?
It is used for separating cells and proteins during various stages of vaccine production.
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