Cyto-Low Speed Centrifuge LLS-T2015

Introduction

Cyto-Low Speed Centrifuge runs at a maximum speed of 4000 rpm and generates up to 2170 × g force, enabling fast separation of samples like blood cells and plasma. It holds 6 tubes of 9 ml each, ideal for small to medium lab use. It has a variable frequency motor with microprocessor control for stable operation, and an electronic lid lock for user safety. Our cyto-low speed centrifuge has a strong steel outer body and a 304 stainless steel inner chamber for durability.

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

Cyto-Low Speed Centrifuge is commonly used in biochemistry for separating blood components and for analysis in diagnostic labs and research institutes.

Specifications

Max Speed	4000 rpm
Max	2170 × g
Capacity	6 × 9 ml
Time Range	1 to 99 min
Speed Accuracy	±20 rpm
Noise	≤60 dB(A)
Power Consumption	200 W
Dimension	430 × 340 × 330 mm
Packaging Dimension	530 × 450 × 370 mm
Net Weight	23 Kg
Gross Weight	27 Kg

Features

display

Dual drainage channels

Low noise

Direct setting

In-run reset

FAQs

1. What is the maximum speed and force generated by the It Cyto-Low Speed Centrifuge , and how does it benefit sample separation?

The It Cyto-Low Speed Centrifuge operates at a maximum speed of 4000 rpm and generates a maximum relative centrifugal force () of 2170 × g. This high-speed performance allows for efficient and rapid separation of biological samples such as blood cells and plasma. The strong centrifugal force helps settle even small particles quickly, making it ideal for use in clinical labs, diagnostic centers, and research facilities where timely sample processing is essential.

2. What types of samples can be processed using the It centrifuge, and where is it commonly used?

The is ideal for separating blood components like plasma, red blood cells, and serum. It can process up to six 9 ml tubes at a time, making it suitable for small to medium-sized laboratories. Due to its precision and stable operation, this centrifuge is widely used in biochemistry labs, diagnostic labs, and research institutions where routine blood analysis and sample preparation are performed.

3. What design and safety features does the It Cyto-Low Speed Centrifuge offer?

It has equipped the centrifuge with multiple features for user safety and operational ease. It includes an electronic lid lock to prevent accidental opening during operation. The microprocessor-controlled variable frequency motor ensures stable and accurate performance. Additionally, its display allows easy monitoring of speed, time, and . The unit also has dual drainage channels for convenience and a low noise level of ?60 dB(A) for quiet lab environments. Built with a steel outer body and a 304 stainless steel inner chamber, the centrifuge is also highly durable.

4. What are the rotor options and capacity available with the It centrifuge?

The It comes with a swing-out rotor that can hold 6 tubes of 9 ml each, supporting a maximum speed of 4000 rpm and of 2170 × g. This configuration is ideal for processing standard blood sample volumes and ensures balanced, efficient centrifugation. The rotor is easy to install and is designed for routine laboratory applications, including diagnostic and research work.

5. What accessories are provided with the It Cyto-Low Speed Centrifuge , and what are its power and size specifications?

It includes essential accessories with the centrifuge, such as a spanner for rotor installation and a power cable. The centrifuge has a power consumption of 200 W and operates within a time range of 1 to 99 minutes. It measures 430 × 340 × 330 mm, with a net weight of 23 kg. The compact design makes it easy to fit on lab benches while still providing robust performance. Its speed accuracy of ±20 rpm ensures reliable and consistent results during repeated operations.