Blood Bank Gel Cartridge Centrifuge Non Refrigerated Centrifuge 2200rpm

• Stainless steel chamber, powder coated steel housing, and lid with viewing window
• Microprocessor control, brushless DC motor
• Plastic fixed angle rotor for 12 gel cartridges
• Rotor identification system
• Prevention of centrifugation from working if lid is not closed
• Prevention of the lid from opening while instrument is running
• Motorized lick lock and pneumatic spring
• Manual emergency lid release
• Automatic lid unlock when operation is completed and rotor is fully stop
• LED display of speed/RCF(setting and working) and time (setting and remaining)
• Over speed and imbalance protection
• Alarm beeps at the end of run and rotor fully stops
• Automatic diagnostics system and error code display

Operating on simple yet effective physics, a centrifuge separates heterogeneous mixtures by spinning them at high speed. The resultant centrifugal force causes components to stratify according to their relative density. In the lab, this is executed using either benchtop devices for common separations or larger floor-standing systems for demanding, high-throughput workflows. The rotor, available in fixed-angle and swinging-bucket designs, is a key consumable interface. To choose an optimal model, one must carefully balance specifications like maximum RCF, chamber capacity, cooling ability, and the reliability of its safety shutdown systems.