low-speed centrifuge

low-speed centrifuge





A low-speed centrifuge is a laboratory instrument designed to separate particles in a liquid sample based on their density under the influence of centrifugal force. centrifuge with 4000 rpm maximum speed and 2432 ×g centrifugal force. Features interchangeable hot press rotors for housing tubes and digital display to set centrifugal time, rotational speed and centrifugal power. Driven by brushless frequency DC motor ensures smooth running of centrifuge and long service life. Equipped with electric lid lock door design provides protection against over temperature and imbalance. The rotational speed is typically measured in revolutions per minute (rpm).The capacity is determined by the number and size of the sample tubes or containers that can be accommodated in the rotor.. Common rotor types include fixed-angle rotors and swing-out rotors.It is suitable for the separation of blood components, isolation of cellular fractions, and various sample preparation tasks in clinical and research laboratories.