Introduction
Haematocrit Centrifuge reaches a maximum speed of 12000 r/min for fast separation. It supports up to 24 capillary tubes, delivering efficient and uniform results per cycle. Max of 15800 ×g ensures accurate micro-blood component separation in labs. The triple-layer steel jacket frame adds enhanced durability and chamber safety. Designed to support haematocrit testing and micro blood separation in laboratory settings.
It utilizes high-speed rotation to separate components of different densities, widely used in biological, medical, and chemical laboratories. The unit is equipped with safety protection systems to ensure operator safety during high-speed operation.Applications
Our Haematocrit Centrifuge is used in hospitals, diagnostic labs, and research centers. It supports haematocrit testing and plasma separation, especially in Dengue Fever diagnosis.
Specifications
| Max Speed | 12000 r/min |
| Max | 15800 ×g |
| Max Capacity | 24 pcs capillaries |
| Timer Range | 0 to 99 min 59 s |
| Speed Accuracy | ±20 r/min |
| Noise Level | ≤ 55 dBA |
| Acc/Dec Modes | 10 kinds |
| Power Supply | AC 220V/110V, 50/60 Hz |
| Dimensions (L×W×H) | 355 × 270 × 205 mm |
| Packaging Dimension | 395 × 310 × 260 mm |
| Net Weight | 13 kg |
| Gross Weight | 16 kg |
Features
digital interface
Micro-computer controlled system
Lid open warning system
10 acceleration/deceleration modes
Stable structure and operation
Stainless steel inner chamber
Over-speed safety protection
FAQs
1. In which areas can the Haematocrit Centrifuge be effectively applied?
The Haematocrit Centrifuge is widely applied in clinical laboratories, hospitals, and diagnostic centers for rapid determination of packed cell volume () and anemia testing. It also supports research facilities and blood banks where precise separation of erythrocytes from plasma is required. With its reliable safety features and consistent performance, it ensures compliance with laboratory standards while streamlining routine hematology testing.
2. What is the Haematocrit Centrifuge used for in clinical diagnostics?
The Haematocrit Centrifuge is commonly used to determine the proportion of red blood cells in capillary blood samples. It aids in quick assessment of hematocrit levels, especially in patients with conditions like anaemia or dehydration. This makes it an essential tool in diagnostic laboratories. It’s also frequently used in detecting critical changes in blood composition during disease monitoring.
3. How does the Haematocrit Centrifuge support dengue fever diagnosis?
Haematocrit Centrifuge plays a key role in managing dengue fever by enabling rapid hematocrit value testing. An increase in hematocrit levels can indicate plasma leakage, a serious complication in dengue. This makes fast and accurate separation critical in early intervention. The centrifuge allows reliable capillary sample handling for this purpose.
4. Is the Haematocrit Centrifuge safe to operate in routine lab use?
Haematocrit Centrifuge is designed with multiple built-in safety mechanisms, including over-speed and imbalance protection. The electric lid lock ensures the rotor is securely sealed during operation. It also features a triple-layer protective frame to prevent mechanical damage. These elements make it suitable for high-frequency, daily laboratory use.
5. What type of samples can the Haematocrit Centrifuge process?
The Haematocrit Centrifuge is optimized for micro-blood samples collected in capillary tubes. It can process whole blood samples for hematocrit measurements and plasma separation. This makes it versatile for both routine diagnostics and research. It is especially suited for pediatric and low-volume sample testing.
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