Labotronics gerber centrifuge is a specialized laboratory instrument used in the dairy industry for the quantitative analysis of milk composition, particularly the measurement of milk fat content. It operates on the principle of centrifugal force, which separates the milk into its various components, including fat, skim milk, and water. The fat content is a critical parameter in dairy quality control, affecting factors like flavor, texture, and shelf life of dairy products. The Gerber method involves mixing a specific volume of milk with sulfuric acid and amyl alcohol, causing the fat to separate and form a distinct layer. Our gerber centrifuge then spins the sample to enhance the separation, and the fat content is determined by measuring the volume of the fat layer relative to the total volume of the sample
| Maximum speed |
2400 rpm |
| Maximum capacity |
12 tubes (swing rotor) |
| Temperature range |
RT to 70°C |
| Timer |
1 to 99 min 59 sec |
| Maximum speed |
1500 rpm |
| Maximum capacity |
8 tubes (angle rotor) |
| Temperature range |
RT to 70°C |
| Timer |
1 to 99 min 59 sec |
Labotronics Tubular Centrifuge has an enormous capacity. It offers quick and effective separation by a robust motor with high-speed rotation. Our centrifuge is adaptable and compact. It offers easy operation with intuitive controls. Its user-friendly design minimizes errors and reduces downtime. Enhanced efficiency and reliability improves separation processes to meet industrial or laboratory requirements.
| Capacity |
10 to 200 L/hr (Depend on solid content) |
| Inner diameter of drum |
75 mm |
| Height |
450 mm |
| Sedimentation volume |
2.2 L |
A mini centrifuge is a compact and versatile laboratory device designed for the quick and efficient separation of small volumes of biological and chemical samples. Operating at speeds of up to 6,000 revolutions per minute (RPM), it utilizes specially designed rotors to generate centrifugal forces, allowing for the separation of substances based on their density. Our laboratory centrifuge is ideal for applications such as microfiltration, PCR preparation, and DNA purification, making it an essential tool for small-scale experiments and procedures. Its small, portable design, often powered by batteries or a USB connection, makes it suitable for fieldwork and limited bench space while offering user-friendly controls for ease of operation, making it a valuable asset in various laboratory settings.
| Speed range |
4000 rpm ~ 12000 rpm |
| Max. RCF (Round rotor) |
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| Max. RCF (Strip rotor) |
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| Maximum RCF |
7000 x g |
| Speed range |
7200 rpm |
| Max. RCF (Round rotor) |
2500 x g |
| Max. RCF (Strip rotor) |
2800 x g |
| Maximum RCF |
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| Speed range |
1000 rpm ~ 14,500 rpm |
| Maximum RCF |
14,100 × g |
| Speed accuracy |
100 rpm |
| Time range |
15 s to 99 mins / continuous operation |
| Speed range |
10000 rpm |
| Max. RCF (Round rotor) |
2500 x g |
| Max. RCF (Strip rotor) |
2800 x g |
| Maximum RCF |
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Our hematocrit centrifuge is a specialized laboratory centrifuge designed to measure the hematocrit level in blood samples. Hematocrit is the proportion of red blood cells (RBCs) in the total volume of blood, expressed as a percentage. This instrument operates by spinning capillary tubes filled with a small amount of whole blood at high speeds. The centrifugal force causes the denser red blood cells to settle at the bottom of the tube, while the less dense plasma rises to the top. By measuring the height of the RBC layer relative to the total column of blood, the hematocrit value is determined. Hematocrit levels are essential for diagnosing and monitoring various medical conditions, including anemia, polycythemia, and dehydration, and are routinely assessed in clinical laboratories, hospitals, and medical practices to provide critical information for patient care and treatment decisions.
| Speed range |
200 rpm ~ 14000 rpm |
| Maximum RCF |
18620 × g |
| Speed accuracy |
± 30 rpm |
| Time range |
30 s ~ 99 mins |
Our low-speed refrigerated centrifuge is a specialized laboratory device designed for separating substances of varying densities in biological and chemical samples. This laboratory centrifuge operates at relatively low speeds, typically ranging from 500 to 6,000 revolutions per minute (RPM), while maintaining a controlled, low-temperature environment to prevent sample degradation. It is ideal for applications such as DNA extraction, protein purification, and cell separation, offering efficient and precise separation capabilities for temperature-sensitive samples. The combination of low-speed operation and refrigeration ensures sample integrity and optimal results in a compact and user-friendly design.
| Speed range |
5000 rpm |
| Maximum RCF |
4390 × g |
| Speed accuracy |
± 20 rpm |
| Time range |
1 min ~ 99 mins |
| Speed range |
6500 rpm |
| Maximum RCF |
5310 × g |
| Speed accuracy |
± 20 rpm |
| Time range |
1 min ~ 99 mins |
| Type |
Benchtop |
| Max speed |
4500 rpm |
| Max RCF |
3524 x g |
| Swing rotor capacity |
4 x 300 ml |
| Maximum speed |
4200 rpm |
| Maximum RCF |
5116 × g |
| Maximum capacity |
6 × 1000 ml |
| Temperature range |
-20°C to 30°C |
