Low Speed Centrifuge LB-12LSC
Low Speed Centrifuge LB-12LSC supports a maximum speed of 4200 rpm and provides a relative centrifugal force of 2680 × g. It accommodates up to 24 tubes of 10 ml each, allowing high-throughput sample processing. It has an adjustable timer range, allowing for flexible and customizable protocols. Our centrifuge features a user-friendly LCD screen, ensuring precise sample centrifugation.
$ 1743.75
Download CatalogSpecifications
| Maximum Speed | 4200 rpm |
| Maximum RCF | 2680 × g |
| Maximum Capacity | 24 × 10 ml |
| Speed Accuracy | ± 20 rpm |
| Timer Range | 1 to 99 minutes |
| Display | LED |
| Noise Level | ≤ 60 dB(A) |
| Power Consumption | 250W |
| Dimension | 410 × 300 × 260 mm |
| Net Weight | 17 kg |
Features
- Variable frequency motor
- Electronic door lock
- Adjustable speed
- Low noise operation
- Autoclavable rotor
- User-friendly interface
Applications
Low Speed Centrifuge LB-12LSC is ideal for processing biological samples like blood and proteins, offering efficient sedimentation and separation. It is widely used in clinical laboratories, medical research, biotechnology, and pharmaceutical applications.
Rotor Selections
Rotor Type | Capacity | Maximum Speed | Maximum RCF |
Fixed Angle Rotor | 24 × 10 ml blood tube | 4200 rpm | 2680 × g |
Frequently asked questions For Low Speed Centrifuge
1. What are low-speed centrifuges, and what are they used for?
Low-speed centrifuges are laboratory devices used to separate biological samples like blood, cells, or fluids at gentle rotational speeds. They are ideal for preserving the integrity of sensitive samples during processing.
2. What are the key features of the Labotronics low-speed centrifuges?
The key features of the Labotronics low-speed centrifuges are their smooth operation, with fixed-angle rotors that handle various tube types efficiently for precise separation.
3. Where are low-speed centrifuges suitable?
Low-speed centrifuges are suitable for clinical labs, research facilities, medical centers, academic institutions, and biotech labs, where gentle sample separation is crucial.
4. What kind of outputs can I expect from using low-speed centrifuges?
By using low-speed centrifuges, you can expect to achieve clear, separated layers of biological material, enhanced lab efficiency, and consistent results in sample preparation.
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