Low Speed Centrifuge LLS-T510

Introduction

Low Speed Centrifuge operates at speeds ranging from 300 to 4500 rpm for standard lab separations in clinical and research laboratories. Supports multiple rotor configurations, including large capacity options for processing more samples at once. It is equipped with advanced a double-layer safety cover ensuring safer rotor operation during centrifugation. Our Centrifuge is used for separating blood, serum, plasma, and biological samples.

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

Low Speed Centrifuge is designed for separating blood, serum, plasma, and other biological samples. It is widely used in hospitals, blood banks, research institutions, and clinical laboratories.

Specifications

Speed Range	300 to 4500 rpm
Maximum	2490×g
Speed Accuracy	±20rpm
Maximum Sample Capacity	7ml/5ml×16 or 10ml/15ml×12 or 50ml×6
Time Range	1s to 99min59s
Acceleration	50s
Deceleration	20s
Working Noise	Less than or equal to 56dB
Power Consumption	120W
Power Supply	AC 100 to 240V 50/60Hz
Dimension (W×D×H)	300 × 431 × 178 mm
Weight	17 kg

Features

Clear display panel

Multiple operating mode options

Audible process completion alert

Wide adjustable speed range

High relative centrifugal force

FAQs

1. What types of samples can be processed using the Low Speed Centrifuge ?

The Low Speed Centrifuge is ideal for separating biological components such as blood, plasma, serum, urine, and other body fluids. It supports clinical diagnostics, sample preparation in research labs, and routine hospital procedures. With compatible rotor options, it can handle various tube sizes (5 ml, 7 ml, 10 ml, 15 ml, 50 ml). This makes the centrifuge highly versatile for medical, veterinary, and academic use. It ensures consistent separation results without damaging sensitive samples. Users can efficiently process samples for analysis, testing, or storage. The Low Speed Centrifuge is particularly suitable for pathology and hematology labs.

2. What is the speed range and accuracy of the Low Speed Centrifuge ?

The Low Speed Centrifuge operates within a speed range of 300 to 4500 rpm. It maintains excellent control with a speed accuracy of ±20 rpm, allowing for precise and reproducible results. This level of control is crucial for protocols that demand exact centrifugation forces. It also allows customization based on the specific requirements of different sample types. Whether separating blood components or processing cell suspensions, accuracy enhances yield and integrity. The brushless DC motor ensures smooth acceleration and consistent output. The centrifuge is designed for reliable daily use.

3. Where is the Low Speed Centrifuge commonly used?

Low Speed Centrifuge is commonly used in hospitals, clinical laboratories, research institutions, blood banks, and universities. It plays a key role in sample preparation for diagnostic tests, research analysis, and biological fluid processing. Its ability to support multiple rotor types allows use in different departments like biochemistry, microbiology, and hematology. The unit's compact size makes it ideal for benchtop use in space-limited labs. With its quiet operation and safety features, it fits seamlessly into both teaching and professional environments. The Low Speed Centrifuge is also well-suited for outpatient centers and small diagnostics labs.

4. What safety features are included in the Low Speed Centrifuge ?

Low Speed Centrifuge includes multiple built-in safety mechanisms to protect users and samples. It features a double-layer protective cover and electronic safety lock to prevent accidental lid opening during operation. An imbalance detection system automatically stops the rotor if uneven loading is detected. The unit is equipped with an over-speed protection system and a self-diagnosis feature for added reliability. Low operating noise ensures user comfort in quiet lab environments. These features make the centrifuge both user- and sample-safe. It complies with modern lab safety standards.

5. Can the Low Speed Centrifuge handle large sample volumes?

Yes, the Low Speed Centrifuge supports multiple rotor configurations for flexible sample capacity. It can accommodate 7 ml/5 ml × 16 tubes, 10 ml/15 ml × 12 tubes, or 50 ml × 6 tubes depending on the selected rotor. This allows users to process large sample batches in a single run, increasing laboratory efficiency. The high-capacity rotor options make it suitable for high-throughput applications. Its large-volume processing is ideal for hospital labs and research centers with frequent testing needs. Switching between rotors is quick and easy. The centrifuge balances convenience with high performance.

6. How does the timing system in the Low Speed Centrifuge improve accuracy?

The Low Speed Centrifuge features a smart timing system that starts the countdown only after the rotor reaches the set speed. This ensures that the actual centrifugation time is precise, not affected by acceleration delays. Users can set a time range from 1 second to 99 minutes and 59 seconds. This is particularly important for time-sensitive applications like serum separation. The system improves reproducibility in test results. Additionally, the brake curve is optimized to stop the rotor smoothly, avoiding sample resuspension.