What is a high-speed centrifuge?

Release time:

2014-05-18

Overview:

According to the dividing line for centrifuge rotation speed of 10,000 r/min, centrifuges with a rotation speed ≥ 10,000 r/min are referred to as high-speed centrifuges.

The high-speed centrifuge is a standard laboratory centrifuge widely used in scientific research, education, and production sectors such as biology, chemistry, and medicine. It is suitable for the rapid separation and synthesis of small-volume samples.

According to the speed classification criterion of 10,000 r/min, centrifuges with a rotational speed ≥ 10,000 r/min are referred to as high-speed centrifuges, while those with a rotational speed < 10,000 r/min are called low-speed centrifuges. Therefore, the rotational speeds of all high-speed centrifuges are above 10,000 r/min.

The centrifuge features a variable-frequency brushless motor that is energy-efficient and maintenance-free. It is microcomputer-controlled, allowing preselection of rotational speed, time, and centrifugal force, and comes with an LCD display for easy operation. Ten different acceleration and deceleration rates are available, enabling rapid start-up and quick shutdown. The centrifuge boasts a stainless steel rotor chamber, an electronic door lock, early-warning and alarm functions, and multiple protective features, ensuring safety and reliability. It is the ideal equipment for healthcare, food processing, environmental protection, scientific research, and education.

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