6x1000mL High Speed Refrigerated Centrifuge
Max Speed：26000r/minMax RCF：81623xgMax Capacity：6x1000mLTime Setting Range：1min - 99h59 min, HOLDTemperature Setting Range：-20°C~40°CBrand：Etallwit catalogHigh-Capacity Refrigerated Vacuum Centrifuge for Advanced Laboratory Applications
· High-Speed Efficiency: Achieves speeds up to 26,000 RPM, ensuring rapid separation for high-volume applications.
· Large Rotor Capacity: Accommodates up to 6x1000mL, perfect for handling large sample volumes in research and clinical labs.
· Intelligent Temperature Control: Dynamic temperature range from -20°C to 40°C with advanced refrigerant technology to protect sensitive samples.
· Enhanced Safety Features: Equipped with imbalance detection, overspeed protection, and automatic lid locking for safe, reliable operation.
· Energy-Efficient Design: Reduces energy consumption by up to 65% compared to traditional models, lowering operational costs.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | Etallwit |
| Max Speed | Angle Rotor 26000r/min Swing Rotor 4000 r/min |
| Max RCF | Angle Rotor 81623xg Swing Rotor 3500xg |
| Max Capacity | Angle Rotor 6x1000mL Swing Rotor 4x750mL |
| Time Setting Range | 1min - 99h59 min, HOLD |
| Timing Mode | Start Timing after Spinning, Start Timing after Reach Setting Speed, Continuous Timing, Operation at an Appointed Time |
| Temperature Setting Range | -20°C~40°C |
| Temperature Accuracy | ±1°C |
| Speed Accuracy | ±10 r/min |
| Speed Range | 100 r/min - Max speed with step 100 r/min (speed step can be customized, Multiple of 10) |
| Rotor Identification | Yes |
| Steps Centrifugation | Yes (100 programs, each program with 5 steps. More programs can be saved by adding an external memory card) |
| Pre-cooling Function | Yes |
| Compressor Unit | Environment-friendly refrigerant (R404a) |
| Protection Function | Imbalance Protection, Rotor Identification, Door Lid Anti Pinch Protection, Motor Overheating Protection, Over-Speed Protection, Over-temperature Protection |
| Motor | AC Variable Frequency Motor |
| Power Supply | AC 220±22V 50Hz |
| Power Consumption | 2.5 kW |
| Noise | ≤ 65 dB (A) |
| Dimension (W×D×H) | 730×930×960 mm |
| Net Weight | 260 kg |
Features
· Vacuum Friction Reduction: Reduces maintenance needs and enhances sealing without vacuum silicone grease.
· Flexible Rotor Options: Includes 16 rotor types for diverse applications, supporting various tube and bottle sizes.
· Enhanced Durability: Features a corrosion-resistant stainless steel and copper alloy design, ensuring long-lasting performance.
· Easy Maintenance: No special tools required for rotor installation, making setup and use straightforward.
· User-Friendly Interface: 7-inch HD touch screen allows simultaneous display of multiple parameters for streamlined control.
Areas of applications
This high-capacity vacuum centrifuge is widely applicable in:
· Molecular Biology: For separating cellular components and purifying biomolecules.
· Biochemistry: Ideal for high-speed centrifugation of biochemical compounds.
· Clinical Laboratories: Suitable for high-volume plasma and cytoplasm processing.
· Industrial Labs: Used in chemical and material analysis for precise separations.
Vacuum Centrifuge FAQs
Q1. What is a vacuum centrifuge?
A: A vacuum centrifuge is a specialized laboratory device that combines centrifugation and vacuum conditions to separate or concentrate samples efficiently. By removing air from the centrifuge chamber, it minimizes oxidation and reduces boiling points, allowing for rapid and gentle drying of samples without heat damage. This makes it ideal for handling sensitive biological samples and volatile solvents.
Q2. What is the RPM of a vacuum centrifuge?
A: The RPM (rotations per minute) of a vacuum centrifuge varies depending on the model and its intended application. High-speed models, like ours, can reach up to 26,000 RPM. The RPM setting can typically be adjusted to match the specific requirements of the sample, ensuring optimal separation and preservation of sample integrity.
Q3. What is a vacuum concentrator used for?
A: A vacuum concentrator is used in laboratories to remove solvents from samples, often in preparation for further analysis or testing. The vacuum and centrifugal force work together to evaporate liquid from the sample, concentrating it for applications like protein and DNA/RNA purification, metabolite analysis, and other biochemical studies. This method is especially effective for samples that are sensitive to heat, as the vacuum environment allows for solvent evaporation at lower temperatures.
