Low Speed Centrifuge LLS-T2033

Introduction

Low Speed Centrifuge features a 12-card capacity suitable for routine diagnostic applications. It operates at 4000 rpm with a high of 1480×g for fast and efficient separation. The intuitive control panel offers easy access to preset programs and real-time status updates. Its lightweight build and stable performance make it ideal for smaller labs handling routine blood typing and immunoassays. Perfect for low- to mid-volume blood group typing and antibody detection.

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 tailored for precise blood group serological testing using 12 reagent cards. It performs exceptionally well in routine microcolumn agglutination, immunodetection, and diagnostic workflows in clinical laboratories.

Specifications

Max Speed	4000 rpm
Max	1480×g
Timer	0 to 99 min 59 s
Max Capacity	12 cards
Speed Accuracy	±20 rpm
Noise	≤55 dB
Matched Rotors	12 cards
Warranty	1 Year
Power Supply	AC 220V/110V, 50Hz/60Hz
Dimensions (12 Cards)	485×320×250 mm
Packaging Dimensions (12 Cards)	565×410×350 mm
Net Weight (12 Cards)	17 kg
Gross Weight (12 Cards)	19 kg

Features

Smooth quiet operation

Brushless motor system

Microcomputer-based control

Pre-programmed run cycles

Durable steel body

Electric safety lock

Imbalance detection system

FAQs

1. What are the main applications of the Low Speed Centrifuge ?

The Low Speed Centrifuge is widely used for blood group serology, microcolumn agglutination, and immunodetection tests. It supports 12 cards, making it suitable for small to medium-sized laboratories. This centrifuge helps separate blood components efficiently, providing reliable and consistent test results. It is commonly used in clinical labs, hospitals, and blood banks for routine sample preparation. Its versatility makes it ideal for various serological and immunological workflows.

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

Low Speed Centrifuge features an electric lid lock that prevents the lid from opening while the rotor is spinning, ensuring operator safety. It also includes overspeed protection and imbalance detection, which automatically stop the machine if unsafe conditions arise. The sturdy steel body adds durability and protects the internal components. These safety features collectively reduce risk during use and help maintain a secure working environment in the lab.

3. Is the Low Speed Centrifuge compatible with different reagents?

The Low Speed Centrifuge is designed with specialized centrifugation programs that accommodate various reagents and sample types. Users can select from preset programs to match the requirements of different tests, ensuring proper separation without damaging samples. This flexibility allows laboratories to use the centrifuge for multiple applications with ease. It provides precise control over speed and time to suit specific reagent needs.

4. What type of motor does the Low Speed Centrifuge use?

Low Speed Centrifuge is equipped with a brushless motor, which operates quietly and requires no routine maintenance. The absence of brushes reduces wear and eliminates dust pollution inside the machine. This motor design enhances reliability and extends the lifespan of the centrifuge. Additionally, the low-noise operation improves user comfort during extended lab sessions.

5. Is the Low Speed Centrifuge easy to operate?

The Low Speed Centrifuge features a clear digital interface with microcomputer control, allowing users to easily monitor and set speed, time, and relative centrifugal force (). Its intuitive control panel simplifies the selection of centrifugation programs and adjustments. Even users with minimal technical experience can operate the device effectively after brief training. This user-friendly design helps streamline laboratory workflows.