Low Speed Centrifuge LLS-T2014

Introduction

Low Speed Centrifuge has a maximum speed of 5300 rpm and a maximum relative centrifugal force () of 5010 ×g. It features a 7-inch high-sensitivity touchscreen that can be operated while wearing gloves. Users can directly input values for speed, , time, and acceleration or deceleration profiles which enhances convenience. It offers 11 acceleration and 12 deceleration options, and the 10^th option can be designed as per experimental needs. Our centrifuge is to separate biological fluids like blood, urine, etc.

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 in is ideal for chemistry, cytology, research laboratories, and industrial laboratories. This is suitable for tubes with caps, blood collection or urine tubes.

Specifications

Max Speed	5300 rpm
Speed Accuracy	± 20 rpm
Max.	5010 × g
Rotor Type	Angle rotor, Swing rotor
Max. Capacity	250 mL × 4
Noise	Up to 65 dB (A)
Time Setting Range	1 sec to 99 min 59 sec or 1 min to 99 h 59 min
Time Setting Mode	Start timing after reaching the desired speed Start timing when spinning Short spinning timing
Short Spinning Function	Yes
Acceleration Profile	11
Deceleration Profile	12
Program Memory	5-step centrifugation
Power Consumption	400W
Power Supply	220 V 50 Hz, 110 V 60 Hz
Centrifuge Dimension	436 × 560 × 380 mm
Centrifuge Packing Dimension	800 × 800 × 560 mm
Accessories Packing Dimension	750 × 530 × 440 mm
Net Weight	42 kg
Gross Weight	97 kg

Features

Automatic rotor recognition for safety

Automatic door interlock

Aerodynamic bucket reduces noise and energy use

Built-in safety protections and data logging

Supports multi-step centrifugation

FAQs

1. What is the maximum capacity and speed of the Low Speed Centrifuge , and what types of samples is it suitable for?

Low Speed Centrifuge has a maximum speed of 5300 rpm and a maximum relative centrifugal force () of 5010 ×g. It can accommodate up to 4 × 250 mL tubes, making it highly suitable for separating larger volumes of biological fluids such as blood, urine, or cell suspensions. Its adaptability to various tube types with caps makes it ideal for clinical, chemical, cytology, and research laboratories.

2. How does the user interface of the Low Speed Centrifuge enhance usability and operational precision?

Low Speed Centrifuge features a 7-inch high-sensitivity touchscreen that allows direct input of parameters such as speed, time, , and acceleration/deceleration profiles. This glove-compatible screen ensures a smooth user experience and helps reduce setup time, making the process faster and more accurate than traditional knob-based controls.

3. What customizable acceleration and deceleration profiles are available on the Low Speed Centrifuge and why are they important?

Low Speed Centrifuge provides 11 acceleration and 12 deceleration profiles to protect sensitive samples from resuspension or disruption. The 10th profile is customizable based on specific experimental needs, offering flexibility to achieve optimal separation conditions for diverse applications. This customization ensures sample integrity and reproducibility.

4. What safety features are integrated into the Low Speed Centrifuge to ensure secure operation?

This Low Speed Centrifuge includes automatic rotor recognition, which prevents over-speed operation by adjusting the system to the rotor’s capacity. It also features a secure automatic door interlock, built-in safety protections for over-speed, overheating, and misoperation, and provides real-time data logging. These features ensure both operator safety and equipment reliability.

5. How flexible is the Low Speed Centrifuge in terms of rotor and adapter compatibility?

Low Speed Centrifuge supports a wide range of rotors and adapters, including angle rotors and swing rotors with various tube capacities from 1.5 mL microtubes to 250 mL conical tubes, as well as 96-well microplates. With over 25 adapter options, it can be easily customized to suit diverse lab workflows, whether in research, diagnostics, or industrial testing.