Low Speed Centrifuge LLS-T2012

Introduction

Low Speed Centrifuge operates within a speed range of 500 to 4000 rpm. It offers a maximum of 2220×g, adequate force for effective separation of blood components.  The rotor has a capacity of twelve slots compatible with 5 mL or 10 mL blood collection tubes. Its features such as stepless speed regulation and an automatic lid-opening safety lock, enhance operational efficiency and safety. Our centrifuge is particularly advantageous in hematology and serology testing.

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 used for hematology and serology testing, allowing simultaneous processing of multiple blood samples.

Specifications

Rotation Speed Range	500 to 4000 rpm
Speed Regulation Accuracy	± 30 rpm
Max	2220 × g
Rotor Capacity	Blood tube : 5 or 10 mL × 12
Timing Range	10 sec to 99 min 59 sec
Noise Level	Lesser than or equal to 60 dB (A)
Display
Power Consumption	130 W
Current	5 A
Power Supply	AC 220 V/ 110 V, 50 Hz
Dimension	375 × 320 × 240 mm
Weight	5.5 kg

Features

panel

Wide timing range function

Short spin switch

Monitoring window

High purity separation

Electromagnetic lock design

Compact structure

FAQs

1. What rotor capacity does the Low Speed Centrifuge offer?

Low Speed Centrifuge is equipped with a rotor that accommodates twelve blood collection tubes, making it ideal for medical, clinical, and research applications. It is compatible with both 5 mL and 10 mL tubes, providing flexibility in sample processing. This means that a lab can process multiple samples simultaneously, for an increased efficiency and throughput. The well-balanced rotor design ensures smooth operation, minimizing vibration and noise while maintaining high accuracy in sample separation. It is especially useful in laboratories where quick and reliable sample preparation is needed for diagnostics or research.

2. How does the Low Speed Centrifuge ensure operational safety?

Safety is a critical factor in laboratory equipment, and our Low Speed Centrifuge addresses this with an automatic lid-opening safety lock. This feature prevents the lid from being opened while the rotor is in motion, reducing the risk of accidents, spills, or exposure to hazardous materials. The lock also ensures that users do not interrupt the centrifugation process, which could compromise the integrity of the samples. Additionally, the centrifuge is designed with a sturdy outer casing and stable footing to prevent movement during operation, ensuring reliable performance and user safety.

3. How does the Low Speed Centrifuge contribute to a quiet laboratory environment?

Operating at a noise level of up to 60 dB, our Low Speed Centrifuge is designed to minimize disruptions in a laboratory setting. Many centrifuges produce high levels of noise, which can be distracting and contribute to stress and fatigue for lab personnel. By keeping noise levels low, it ensures a more comfortable work environment, allowing technicians to communicate easily and concentrate on their work. This is particularly beneficial in small labs or shared workspaces where multiple pieces of equipment are operating simultaneously without causing disturbance to ongoing research or diagnostics.

4. What display features does the Low Speed Centrifuge have and how is it useful?

Low Speed Centrifuge is equipped with an display panel that provides clear and easy-to-read information about the operating parameters. The display shows real-time speed, , and time parameters allowing users to monitor the centrifuge’s performance at a glance. A user-friendly interface ensures that technicians can quickly adjust settings without extensive training. This feature improves efficiency in labs where multiple operators may be using the same equipment throughout the day.

5. What applications is the Low Speed Centrifuge suitable for?

Low Speed Centrifuge is particularly useful in medical, clinical, research, and pharmaceutical laboratories. It is commonly used in hematology for blood sample separation, serology for antigen-antibody reaction studies, and microbiology for processing cultures. The ability to process multiple blood tubes at once makes it an excellent choice for hospitals and diagnostic centers. Researchers also use this centrifuge in cell biology and molecular biology applications where gentle separation is needed to preserve cell viability. Its versatility makes it an essential tool in any lab that requires high-quality sample separation and processing.