Mini Centrifuge LMI-T2034

Introduction

Mini Centrifuge features a fixed speed of 7000 rpm, ensuring rapid and consistent sample separation for quick spin-down applications. The maintenance-free brushless motor ensures quiet, stable operation and long-term durability. Anti-slip rubber feet provide stability and reduce vibration during centrifuge operation. Our Mini Centrifuge is used for spin-downs, sample preparation, extraction, and tube processing in research and clinical labs.

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

Mini Centrifuge is used for quick spin-downs, extraction, and sample preparation. It is widely applied in research labs, clinical diagnostics, and molecular biology workflows.

Specifications

Speed Range	7000 rpm
	Approximately 2300g
Rotor Capacity	8×1.5/2.0ml, 8×0.5ml Avoid using 2×8×0.2ml strips (With 0.5ml and 0.2ml tube adapter)
Time Range	1s to 9999min or continuous
Working Noise	Less than or equal to 55 dB
Fuse	250V, 1A, Ф5×20
Power Consumption	Less than or equal to 45W
Power Supply	AC 220V / AC 110V, 50/60Hz
Dimension (W×D×H)	156 × 176 × 121 mm
Weight	1.5 kg

Features

speed/time display

Universal voltage power supply

Wide time range selection

Large radius rotor design

Convenient single-hand operation

FAQs

1. What is the speed and capability of the Mini Centrifuge ?

The Mini Centrifuge operates at a fixed speed of 7000 rpm, providing a relative centrifugal force () of approximately 2300g. These speeds and forces are ideal for separating small-volume biological samples quickly and efficiently. It ensures tight pelleting of nucleic acids, proteins, and other components in microtubes. The performance level suits molecular biology, clinical diagnostics, and environmental testing. Its consistent helps maintain result accuracy across multiple runs. Combined with its stability, this makes the Mini Centrifuge reliable for everyday laboratory use. It balances performance with simplicity for a wide range of spin-down tasks.

2. Can the Mini Centrifuge be used for fieldwork or mobile laboratories?

Yes, the Mini Centrifuge is ideal for field applications and mobile labs due to its compact design and lightweight structure. Weighing only 1.5 kg, it is easy to transport and set up in remote or temporary locations. It runs on standard AC power (110V or 220V), making it compatible with portable generators or inverters. Its quiet, vibration-free performance suits environments with minimal infrastructure. The simple control system allows use by technicians in field diagnostics or mobile testing units. Its low power consumption adds to its off-grid suitability. The Mini Centrifuge provides reliable performance outside of traditional lab settings.

3. Is the Mini Centrifuge suitable for educational or teaching laboratories?

Mini Centrifuge is an excellent choice for educational labs due to its ease of use, safety features, and compact form. Students can operate it safely with minimal supervision thanks to the auto-start/stop lid and anti-vibration design. The visible rotor area and clear interface enhance learning by showing real-time operation. Its ability to handle multiple tube sizes makes it suitable for varied training experiments. Maintenance-free operation reduces downtime and service needs in busy academic labs. Quiet functioning ensures it doesn’t disrupt classroom activities. Overall, the Mini Centrifuge supports hands-on training with safety and simplicity.

4. How does the Mini Centrifuge differ from larger or refrigerated centrifuges?

Mini Centrifuge is designed for fast, short-duration spins and small sample volumes, unlike larger or refrigerated centrifuges. It lacks temperature control, making it unsuitable for heat-sensitive samples that require cooling. However, its compact size and quick operation are perfect for simple separation tasks and prep work. Unlike large models, it’s easy to transport, doesn’t require a complex setup, and starts instantly with a lid closed. It supports essential lab workflows like nucleic acid pelleting and setup. For routine small-scale use, the Mini Centrifuge is a more cost-effective and space-saving alternative. It complements, not replaces, high-capacity centrifuges.

5. What maintenance is required for the Mini Centrifuge ?

Mini Centrifuge is designed to be virtually maintenance-free, saving time and costs in the lab. It uses a brushless motor that doesn't require lubrication or servicing, ensuring long operational life. Users should regularly check the rotor and tube adapters for cleanliness and wear. Cleaning should be done with a soft cloth and mild detergent. It’s important to avoid running the unit empty or unbalanced, which can strain the motor. Storing the unit in a dust-free, dry environment helps prolong its lifespan. With minimal care, the Mini Centrifuge remains reliable over years of usage.

6. Does the Mini Centrifuge support continuous operation for long protocols?

Yes, the Mini Centrifuge supports both short and long protocols, thanks to its built-in time range of 1 second to 9999 minutes or continuous run mode. This flexibility allows it to adapt to various lab processes, from quick microfiltration to extended spin-downs. It operates stably without overheating during long periods due to its efficient brushless motor. Continuous mode is useful in protocols that require uninterrupted spinning without manual reset. The display (if applicable) shows active time clearly for monitoring. With consistent performance over time, the Mini Centrifuge is dependable for prolonged workflows.