Automatic Decapping Centrifuge LDCC-T2010

Introduction

Automatic Decapping Centrifuge features a maximum speed of 5000 rpm with an accuracy of ± 10 rpm. It uses a multi-stage filtration system consisting of primary, medium, and high-efficiency filters. This centrifuge supports up to 1000 user-defined programs and stores up to 100,000 run histories. The user interface features a clear touchscreen that allows easy setting and display of parameters. Our centrifuge is suited for use in medical laboratories due to its ability to perform efficient and safe blood 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 Automatic Decapping Centrifuge is used for automated decapping and centrifugation of blood collection tubes in clinical laboratories. It enhances sample handling efficiency while ensuring biosafety and contamination control.

Specifications

Max Speed	5000 rpm
Speed Accuracy	± 10 rpm
Max	5201 × g
Standard Rotor	Decap rotor (80 × 2 to 7 mL, 4000 rpm, 3400 × g)
Timing Range	1 sec to 99 h 59 min 59 sec
Display
Operation Mode	Touchscreen
Noise	Up to 60 dB (A)
Power Consumption	1100 W
Dimension	680 × 620 × 840 mm
Net Weight	120 kg

Features

UV sterilization function

Imbalance detection by three-axis gyroscope

Electronic lid lock

Gas hinges to support lid

Supports short spin and continuous process

FAQs

1. What is the role of the three-axis gyroscope in the Automatic Decapping Centrifuge ?

The three-axis gyroscope in the Automatic Decapping Centrifuge detects rotor imbalance in real time, helping prevent damage to the rotor or motor. This feature provides an advanced level of operational safety by automatically pausing the operation if instability is detected, protecting both the user and the sample integrity.

2. How does the Automatic Decapping Centrifuge help reduce manual labor and human error?

By automating the decapping process and combining it with centrifugation, the Automatic Decapping Centrifuge eliminates the need for manual tube handling, significantly reducing the chances of sample mix-up, cross-contamination, or accidental exposure. It increases process consistency and allows lab personnel to focus on other critical tasks.

3. How does the Automatic Decapping Centrifuge contribute to biosafety in sensitive environments?

Biosafety is a central feature of Automatic Decapping Centrifuge . It incorporates multi-stage filtration, UV sterilization, and a sealed corrosion-resistant stainless steel chamber. Additionally, a three-axis gyroscope continuously monitors imbalance, and an electronic lid lock prevents unauthorized access during operation, all working together to ensure contamination control and operator safety.

4. What makes the motor in the Automatic Decapping Centrifuge reliable and efficient?

Automatic Decapping Centrifuge is equipped with a variable frequency motor, which offers smoother acceleration, energy efficiency, and quieter operation. This enhances the longevity of the equipment while maintaining optimal performance across a wide range of speeds and loads.

5. How easy is it to operate the Automatic Decapping Centrifuge ?

Automatic Decapping Centrifuge is designed with a user-friendly touchscreen interface that can be operated even while wearing laboratory gloves. Its intuitive controls, visual display, and programmable settings make it easy for technicians to perform routine tasks with minimal training.

6. What is a Decapping Centrifuge and how does it work?

Decapping Centrifuge is a specialized centrifuge designed to automate both the centrifugation of blood collection tubes and the removal of their caps. These centrifuges use an integrated mechanical decapping mechanism that operates during or immediately after the spin cycle, streamlining the sample processing workflow while maintaining biosafety standards.

7. What are the key benefits of using a Decapping Centrifuge in a clinical laboratory?

Using our Decapping Centrifuge reduces manual labor, increases throughput, and significantly lowers the risk of contamination or injury caused by manual decapping. It also enhances workflow efficiency by combining two steps, centrifugation and decapping into one automated process.

8. Can Decapping Centrifuges handle different tube sizes?

Yes, most Decapping Centrifuges are designed to accommodate a range of standard blood collection tube sizes, typically ranging from 2 to 10 mL. Models often come with universal or customizable rotors and holders to fit various tube types securely during operation.

9. Are Decapping Centrifuges safe for handling infectious or hazardous samples?

Absolutely. Advanced Decapping Centrifuges are equipped with biosafety features such as multi-stage / filtration systems, sealed chambers, electronic lid locks, and UV sterilization. These features help prevent aerosol escape and cross-contamination, making them safe for processing infectious samples in diagnostic labs.

10. How user-friendly are modern Decapping Centrifuges?

Decapping Centrifuges feature intuitive touchscreen interfaces, programmable settings, and automated safety checks. These features make them easy to operate even by less experienced users and reduce the chances of error in parameter settings.