Centrifuge Extractor

Introduction

A centrifuge extractor separates components from samples using centrifugal force. It is widely used in chemical and biological laboratories. The system ensures efficient separation. It solves slow filtration methods. By providing high-speed extraction, it supports sample processing.

Features

Centrifuge Extractors are designed for highly efficient with low-noise operation (<65 dB) separation of liquid and solid components. These units features high-speed rotation and corrosion-resistant materials for long-lasting, reliable stable performance for consistent experimental results. They offers safety locking lids and optional digital displays for added convenience and control. Their low-vibration operation ensure reliable and consistents smooth functionality, even during high-speed separations. Centrifuge Extractors are ideal for laboratories in research, processing, and quality assurance applications.

FAQs

1. What are the main applications of the Centrifuge Extractor?

The Centrifuge Extractor is primarily used for separation of biological samples (cells, proteins, nucleic acids) and chemical mixtures. It is widely adopted in laboratories, research institutions, and industrial settings where reliable and accurate processing of samples or equipment is required.

2. What key features make the Centrifuge Extractor suitable for professional use?

Our Centrifuge Extractor features energy-efficient operation and rapid performance to optimize workflow. These design elements ensure it meets professional standards for performance, durability, and user-friendliness in demanding laboratory environments.

3. What is the maximum speed and relative centrifugal force (RCF) of the Centrifuge Extractor?

The Centrifuge Extractor reaches a maximum speed of 8,000-12,000 RPM, corresponding to an RCF of 6,000-15,000 x g. This makes it suitable for applications from routine cell harvesting to high-speed pelletting.

4. Does the Centrifuge Extractor have temperature control for heat-sensitive samples?

If labeled as 'Refrigerated', it maintains temperatures from -20°C to 40°C. Non-refrigerated models have a temperature management system to prevent overheating during extended runs, protecting temperature-sensitive samples.

5. What types of samples can the Centrifuge Extractor process?

It can handle various sample types including blood, cell cultures, proteins, and chemical solutions. Compatible with tubes ranging from 0.2 mL microtubes to 50 mL conical tubes, depending on the selected rotor.

6. How does the Centrifuge Extractor ensure operational safety?

It includes imbalance detection (shuts down if load is uneven), lid interlock (prevents opening during operation), and over-speed protection. These features minimize risks during high-speed operation.