Floor Model Centrifuge LFMC-T2013

Introduction

Floor Model Centrifuge offers a maximum of 6080×g, allowing effective separation of various sample types. It maintains a low noise level of ≤55 dB(A), creating a quiet and safe lab environment. The Real-Time Control system ensures accurate timing during every run. It can hold up to 168 blood tubes at once, which saves time and improves lab productivity. Ideal for blood banks, hospitals, and clinical labs requiring reliable, high-capacity refrigerated centrifugation.

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 Floor Model Centrifuge is built to support large-volume processing essential for blood banks and various clinical workflows. It ensures efficient handling of high sample loads with precise temperature control to maintain sample integrity.

Specifications

Max Speed	6000rpm
Max	6080×g
Max Capacity	4×1000 ml
Timer Range	1 to 99 min 59 s adjustable
Speed Accuracy	±10 rpm
Noise Level	Less than equal to 55 dB(A)
Power Supply	AC 220 V 50 Hz 10A
Power	1050 W
Dimensions (W×D×H)	720 × 620 × 890 mm
Net Weight	176 kg

Features

Microprocessor-controlled operation

Brushless DC motor drive

Wide range of compatible rotors

Electronic lid lock for safety

Adjustable acceleration and deceleration

Corrosion-resistant chamber

FAQs

1. What makes the Floor Model Centrifuge suitable for high-volume sample processing?

The Floor Model Centrifuge is designed to support large sample capacities, making it ideal for high-throughput environments such as blood banks and clinical laboratories. Its ability to handle multiple blood tubes or biological samples in a single run enhances efficiency and productivity. The system maintains consistent performance across cycles, even under continuous use. It ensures reliable and streamlined processing for labs that manage demanding separation workloads.

2. What safety features are integrated into the Floor Model Centrifuge to protect users and samples?

Floor Model Centrifuge is equipped with multiple safety features including a secure lid-lock system, imbalance detection, and lid drop protection. These mechanisms ensure that the centrifuge always operates safely, preventing accidental access during runs or unexpected equipment strain. Visual alerts notify users of any operational irregularities for immediate action. These features support a safe laboratory environment while protecting both users and samples.

3. Can the Floor Model Centrifuge handle a variety of blood tube sizes?

Floor Model Centrifuge features a multi-layer adapter system that accommodates different blood tube sizes, including 75 mm and 100 mm variants. This flexibility allows labs to process mixed tube types in one run, saving time and reducing the need for rotor changes. The adapter design ensures each tube is securely positioned during centrifugation. This versatility makes it ideal for clinical labs and blood banks handling diverse sample types.

4. Is the Floor Model Centrifuge suitable for temperature-sensitive sample processing?

The Floor Model Centrifuge is highly suitable for processing temperature-sensitive samples thanks to its precise and stable control over both temperature and speed. The unit’s rapid cooling capability allows the chamber to reach desired conditions quickly, reducing the time samples are exposed to ambient temperatures before and after runs. This is especially important when working with plasma, serum, enzymes, or other biological materials that can degrade under temperature fluctuations.

5. How does the Floor Model Centrifuge maintain reliable operation during extended use?

The Floor Model Centrifuge is engineered with robust internal components and a durable build, making it highly reliable for long-term, continuous operation. Its advanced control system constantly monitors performance parameters such as rotor balance, speed consistency, and internal temperature to prevent mechanical strain or overheating during prolonged runs. The quiet and low-vibration operation also contributes to smoother performance and a more comfortable lab environment, even during heavy usage.

6. How does the Floor Model Centrifuge enhance workflow efficiency in busy laboratories?

The Floor Model Centrifuge is designed to improve operational efficiency in high-throughput laboratory settings. With features such as rapid acceleration and deceleration, programmable memory for frequently used protocols, and automated lid operation, it significantly reduces setup time and user intervention. These automation-friendly features allow technicians to run multiple cycles with minimal effort, freeing them to focus on parallel tasks or analysis. The intuitive interface further speeds up daily routines, while consistent performance ensures fewer repeat runs or interruptions.

7. What is a Floor Model Centrifuge and how is it different from a benchtop centrifuge?

Foor Model Centrifuge is a high-capacity, free-standing unit designed to handle large sample volumes and higher speeds compared to benchtop centrifuges. It typically offers enhanced rotor capacity, greater centrifugal force, and is ideal for high-throughput laboratories where benchtop space is limited.

8. What types of rotors are compatible with Floor Model Centrifuge?

Floor model centrifuges are compatible with a variety of rotors, including swing-out rotors for low-speed applications and fixed-angle rotors for high-speed separations. Many models support interchangeable rotors to handle different tube sizes, bottles, and microplates.

9. What are the common applications of Floor Model Centrifuge?

Floor Model Centrifuges are widely used for blood component separation, cell harvesting, protein purification, nucleic acid isolation, and industrial processing. They are essential in clinical labs, pharmaceutical manufacturing, research facilities, and biotechnology environments.

10. How do I choose the right Floor Model Centrifuge for my lab?

Consider factors such as maximum speed (), relative centrifugal force (), rotor capacity, temperature control, and available rotor types. Labs handling temperature-sensitive samples should select a refrigerated model. Also, evaluate the noise level, footprint, and safety features.

11. Does Floor Model Centrifuge offer temperature control?

Yes, many Floor Model Centrifuges come with built-in refrigeration systems that maintain temperatures typically ranging from -20°C to +40°C. This is particularly important for preserving the integrity of biological samples during high-speed spins.