Low Speed Centrifuge LLS-T2017

Introduction

Low Speed Centrifuge is designed with a speed range of 500 to 4000 rpm, achieving a maximum of 2182 × g. The centrifuge is equipped with advanced an monitoring, and a program memory function. Additionally, it includes a rotor that can accommodate 18 blood tubes, ideal for high-throughput applications. Its over-temperature and vibration protection help maintain system stability. Our centrifuge is best suited for large-scale blood testing and hematology research.

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 Low Speed Centrifuge is ideal for hematology and large-scale blood testing. This centrifuge is widely used in clinical diagnostics, research laboratories, and blood banks for efficient separation of blood components.

Specifications

Speed Range	500 to 4000 rpm
Increment	100 rpm
Max	2182 × g
Max Rotor Radius	122 mm
Capacity	Blood tube : 2/5/10 mL × 18
Timer	30 s to 59 min 50 s
Turn	Anticlockwise
Program Memory	9 programs
Display
Permissible Temperature	5 to 40℃
Power Consumption	80 W
Power Supply	AC 110 to 220 V, 50/60 Hz
Dimension	400 × 300 × 200 mm
Weight	7.5 kg

Features

Visual window

Timing function

Emergency switch

Lid opening protection 

Dual E-lock

Compact and lightweight

High-precision separation

FAQs

1. What is the speed range of the Low Speed Centrifuge?

Low Speed Centrifuge operates within a speed range of 500 to 4000 revolutions per minute (rpm). This broad range allows for precise control over the centrifugation process, making it suitable for a variety of laboratory applications. Whether used for blood sample separation, biological fluid analysis, or other sedimentation processes, this speed flexibility ensures efficient and accurate results. Users can set the desired speed based on the specific requirements of their sample type, ensuring optimal performance and reproducibility in each run.

2. What is the maximum relative centrifugal force () that the Low Speed Centrifuge can achieve?

The maximum relative centrifugal force () of Low Speed Centrifuge is 2182 × g, which determines the effective gravitational force acting on the samples during centrifugation. This force is critical for efficient separation of particles based on density, making the centrifuge highly effective for medical, biochemical, and research applications. A higher means faster and more efficient separation, ensuring that samples are processed quickly and accurately.

3. What is the rotor capacity of the Low Speed Centrifuge?

The rotor of our Low Speed Centrifuge is designed to hold up to 18 blood collection tubes, each with a volume capacity of 2, 5, or 10 mm. This makes the centrifuge an excellent choice for high-throughput laboratories, allowing multiple samples to be processed at the same time. The ability to accommodate different tube sizes adds versatility to its operation, making it a reliable instrument for blood banks, diagnostic centers, and research institutions that handle large volumes of biological samples daily.

4. How does the Low Speed Centrifuge ensure user safety during operation?

Low Speed Centrifuge incorporates multiple safety features to ensure secure and smooth operation. One of the key safety mechanisms is the lid opening protection, which prevents the centrifuge from running unless the lid is securely closed. This minimizes the risk of accidental exposure to moving parts. Additionally, the centrifuge includes over-temperature and vibration protection, which monitor operational conditions in real time. If the system detects excessive heat or imbalance, it will automatically stop to prevent damage and maintain sample integrity. For added safety, an emergency switch is also included, allowing users to immediately halt operation in case of an emergency.

5. What display and control features does the Low Speed Centrifuge offer?

Low Speed Centrifuge is equipped with an display that provides clear real-time monitoring of speed, time, and other operational parameters. This ensures precise control over the centrifugation process. One of its standout features is the program memory function, which allows users to store up to nine programs. This means frequently used settings can be saved and recalled quickly, enhancing workflow efficiency and reducing the need for manual adjustments. This feature is particularly beneficial in busy laboratory environments where speed and accuracy are crucial.

6. What are the physical dimensions and weight of the Low Speed Centrifuge?

This Low Speed Centrifuge has a compact design with dimensions of 400 × 300 × 200 millimeters and a weight of approximately 7.5 kilograms. Its small footprint allows it to be easily accommodated in laboratory spaces without taking up too much room. Additionally, its lightweight built makes it convenient to move and reposition as needed, making it an ideal choice for labs that require flexible equipment placement.

7. What applications is the Low Speed Centrifuge suitable for?

Low Speed Centrifuge is primarily designed for hematology and large-scale blood testing applications. It is widely used in clinical diagnostics, research laboratories, and blood banks for the efficient separation of blood components. Its reliability and high capacity make it an excellent choice for processing biological samples in medical testing, disease research, and pharmaceutical studies. Laboratories that require precise and consistent sample processing will find this centrifuge highly beneficial.

8. What standard accessories are included with the Low Speed Centrifuge?

It comes with several standard accessories to facilitate smooth operation. These include a power cord and 18 adapters, which allow the instrument to accommodate various tube sizes. This ensures that users can start using the centrifuge immediately without requiring additional purchases. The inclusion of these accessories adds to the device’s versatility, making it compatible with a wide range of laboratory sample containers.

9. What is the permissible operating temperature range for the Low Speed Centrifuge?

Low Speed Centrifuge is designed to function efficiently within an operating temperature range of 5 to 40 degrees Celsius. This ensures that the centrifuge performs optimally while maintaining the longevity of its internal components. It is important to operate the device within this temperature range, as extreme conditions may affect its performance or lead to mechanical issues. Maintaining a controlled laboratory environment will help ensure the best results from the centrifuge.