Low Speed Centrifuge LB-20LSC

Name: Low Speed Centrifuge LB-20LSC
Brand: Labotronics
SKU: LB-20LSC
Rating: 4.9 (562 reviews)

Low Speed Centrifuge LB-20LSC operates at a maximum speed of 4000 RPM and generates an RCF of 3580 × g, ensuring efficient sample separation. It features 40 acceleration and deceleration rates, allowing for gentle or rapid speed transitions. The centrifuge offers 12 user-defined programs, enabling customized protocols. Additionally, it has a dual LCD and LED display for real-time monitoring and easy parameter adjustments.

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Specifications

Maximum Speed	4000 rpm
Maximum RCF	3580 × g
Maximum Capacity	4 × 1000 mL
Speed Accuracy	± 10 rpm
Timer Range	1 min to 99 hr 59 min
Noise Level	≤ 60 dB(A)
Power Consumption	1100 W
Dimension (W×D×H)	700 × 600 × 880 mm
Weight	128 kg

Features

Variable frequency motor
Imbalance detection
Adjustable timer
Automatic RCF conversion
User-friendly interface
Motorized door lock
Durable construction

Applications

Low Speed Centrifuge LB-20LSC is used for precise and reliable sample separation in laboratories, research institutions, and medical settings. It is ideal for applications such as blood separation, protein analysis, and clinical diagnostics.

Rotor Selections

Rotor Type	Capacity	Maximum Speed	Maximum RCF
Swing-out Rotor 1	4 × 1000 ml	3600 rpm	3280 × g
Swing-out Rotor 2	6 × 500 ml	3600 rpm	3031 × g
Swing-out Rotor 3	4 × 500 ml	4000 rpm	3221 × g
Swing-out Rotor 4	6 × 250 ml	4000 rpm	3581 × g

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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.