EnglishFeatures a large touchscreen display, microcomputer control, and brushless AC inverter motor for high precision and low noise. With DCT(Different Centrifugation Technology), it can separate different sized organelles in one time.
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Benchtop Low Speed Centrifuge for Laboratory & Clinical Use
Features a large touchscreen display, microcomputer control, and brushless AC inverter motor for high precision and low noise. With DCT(Different Centrifugation Technology), it can separate different sized organelles in one time.
Model No. :
Benchtop SeriesRefrigerated :
NoMax. Capacity :
15ml*12—750ml*4Max. Speed(rpm) :
2000—6000Max. RCF(xg) :
720—5502Speed Accuracy(rpm) :
±10Timer :
1s~99h59min59s/short spinTube Temp. Rise :
less than 10℃ after running for 20 minNoise Level dB(A) :
≤50 — 62Power Supply :
110V~/50/60Hz | 220-240V~/50/60HzDisplay :
LCD Touch Screen
Smart Control
Robust Steel Construction
Triple Safety Protection
Auto-stops when detecting: Rotor imbalance (dynamic monitoring); Vibration overload (6-axis gyroscope); Installation errors (electronic gradienter); Lid locks during operation.
Features a large touchscreen display, microcomputer control, and brushless AC inverter motor for high precision and low noise. With DCT(Different Centrifugation Technology), it can separate different sized organelles in one time.
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Features a brushless DC motor, microcomputer control, digital display, electronic door lock, and over speed protection for safe and efficient operation. With the ability to set speed, start centrifugal force, and modify operation parameters. Its compact size makes it easy to use and store, and it does not require manual balancing due to its automatic balancing feature.
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Widely used in research laboratories and production units for the separation of particles with different densities in the fields of radioimmunoassay, biochemistry and pharmaceuticals.
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Designed specifically for 96-well microplates. It can quickly remove hanging droplets by simply inserting the microplate vertically into the slot on the top of the centrifuge (the liquid is held inside the microplate due to surface tension).
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