Low Speed Benchtop Centrifuge NovaFuge B133-5K

It is suitable for the liquid’s separation in biochemistry, laboratory,biopharma, bioproducts, and other fields.

Feature:

1. The unit features a robust powder-coated exterior and a secure stainless steel chamber with a safety ring.

2. Powered by a dependable, maintenance-free variable frequency motor for sustained operation.

3. The electronic lid lock actively secures the cover throughout the centrifugation cycle.

4. For ultimate safety, a manual release allows lid opening independent of the main system.

5. Pneumatic springs safely counterbalance the lid, preventing accidental drops.

6. In refrigerated versions, an eco-friendly CFC-free system supports pre-cooling for rapid start-up.

7. Operators can recall the last run setup and make adjustments without stopping the process.

8. A comprehensive microprocessor provides precise control over all parameters and stores programs.

9. Continuous self-monitoring safeguards the system against imbalance, temperature excursions, and voltage issues.

10. Optional:

    Automatic lid opening at the end of run.

    Short spin.

    Rotor identification.

    Program memory

Technical data

Introduction about centrifuge

The laboratory centrifuge is a workhorse device that leverages centrifugal force to process specimens. Spinning samples at defined speeds causes components to separate radially: heavier elements move outward, lighter ones inward. This principle is applied in two main instrument formats: space-efficient benchtop centrifuges for everyday tasks and powerful floor-standing units for large-scale or high-speed protocols. Users select rotors (fixed-angle or swinging bucket) to match their tube types. Deciding on a model requires analysis of performance needs (RCF, volume, temperature), alongside mandatory safety checks for imbalance detection and secure lid closure mechanisms.