Precision Centrifuge for Accurate Separation in Clinical Labs

Product Description

Detailed Description of Centrifuges I. Product Usage Features A centrifuge is a device that uses centrifugal force generated by high-speed rotation to separate mixtures. It is widely used in medical, biological, chemical, pharmaceutical, food processing, and environmental science fields. Below are the main usage features of centrifuges: Efficient Separation: Centrifuges can quickly separate solids and liquids of different densities, significantly reducing separation time. They are suitable for various sample types, including cells, proteins, nucleic acids, and viruses. Diverse Application Scenarios: Medical Field: Used for separating blood components, cell culture, and virus detection. Biochemistry: Used for protein purification and nucleic acid extraction. Food Industry: Used for separating cream from milk and clarifying fruit juices and wines. Environmental Science: Used for sludge dewatering in wastewater treatment. Automation and Continuous Operation: Centrifuges can achieve automated operation, and some models support continuous feeding and separation, making them suitable for large-scale industrial applications. Temperature Control: Some centrifuges are equipped with refrigeration systems to operate at low temperatures, protecting temperature-sensitive samples. Safety and Ergonomic Design: Modern centrifuges feature automatic door locks and imbalance detection systems to ensure safe operation. They are designed with user experience in mind, such as single-handed operation and glove-friendly interfaces. II. Specifications The specifications of centrifuges vary depending on the model and application scenario. Here are some common technical parameters: Parameter Description

Type	Benchtop, floor-standing, high-speed, ultrahigh-speed, refrigerated, microcentrifuge, etc.
Capacity	Ranging from a few milliliters to thousands of liters
Speed Range	0-40,00 RPM
Maximum Centrifugal Force	Up to tens of thousands of times the acceleration of gravity
Temperature Range	-20°C to 200°C
Material	The housing and rotors are typically made of stainless steel or alloy steel
Operation Mode	Continuous or intermittent
Additional Functions	Automated control panel, vibration monitoring system

III. Quality Standards Centrifuges are subject to strict quality standards to ensure their performance, safety, and reliability: International Standards: Centrifuges must comply with international standards such as ISO 10628-2 and ASME. Some clinical centrifuges must meet EU IVDR regulations and FDA certification. Safety Features: The equipment must be equipped with an imbalance detection system to prevent vibrations during operation. Automatic door locks and rotor locks ensure safe operation. Performance Requirements: Speed and centrifugal force must be precisely controlled to ensure separation effectiveness. Refrigerated centrifuges must have a stable temperature control system. Durability: Rotors and housings must be made of high-strength materials to reduce wear. IV. Usage and Maintenance Operation Precautions: Check if the centrifuge is balanced before use and ensure that the rotor is undamaged. Wear safety goggles and gloves during operation. Clean the rotor and chamber promptly after use to prevent residue from affecting future use. Maintenance Suggestions: Regularly inspect all moving parts, including bearings, seals, and interlock systems. Use lubricants recommended by the manufacturer and avoid strong corrosive chemicals. Regularly calibrate the centrifuge to ensure accurate speed and timing functions. V. Procurement Guidelines Choosing the Right Model: Select benchtop, floor-standing, or ultrahigh-speed centrifuges based on the application scenario. Consider the sample type and processing volume to choose the appropriate capacity and speed. Evaluating Suppliers: Choose suppliers with international certifications and good after-sales service. Compare prices, after-sales service, and technical support. Signing Contracts: Clearly define delivery schedules, warranty periods, and after-sales service terms. VI. Supporting Products Centrifuges typically require the following supporting products: Rotors and Adapters: Different types of rotors are suitable for centrifuge tubes of different capacities and shapes. Some centrifuges support multiple rotor adapters to meet diverse experimental needs. Disinfection Equipment: Used to clean and disinfect the inside of the centrifuge to prevent cross-contamination. Cooling Systems: Refrigerated centrifuges require an independent refrigeration system. VII. Conclusion Centrifuges are indispensable devices in modern laboratories and industrial production. Their efficient separation capabilities and diverse application scenarios make them play an important role in many fields. With continuous technological advancements, centrifuges are constantly improving in terms of performance, safety, and user experience, meeting the diverse needs from laboratory research to large-scale industrial production.