Laboratory centrifuge M 2815 P

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Overview
The Elektro-mag M 2815 P Recognition is a laboratory centrifuge with full swing-out rotors and interchangeable rotor options to process tubes of multiple volumes. It features a 4.3" touchscreen RCF display and a maintenance-free brushless motor. Standard configuration: 28 x 15 ml; optional rotors: 4 x 50 ml, 4 x 100 ml, 24 x 1.5/2 ml.

Key features

• Full swing-out rotor design for reliable separation
• Maintenance-free brushless motor
• 4.3" touchscreen RCF display with PID speed control
• Interchangeable rotors to accommodate different tube sizes
• Safety systems: lid lock and prevention of lid opening during operation
• Electrostatically oven-painted steel casing with ABS components

Technical properties

• Model: M 2815 P
• Standard capacity: 28 x 15 ml
• Optional rotor capacities: 4 x 50 ml, 4 x 100 ml, 24 x 1.5/2 ml
• Max. speed: 28 x 15 ml / 4 x 50 ml / 4 x 100 ml – up to 5,000 rpm; 24 x 1.5/2 ml – up to 14,000 rpm
• Max. RCF: 3602 x g (for 28 x 15 ml, 4 x 50 ml, 4 x 100 ml); 18,625 x g (for 24 x 1.5/2 ml)
• Speed setting range: 500–5,000 rpm (PID control)
• Acceleration / deceleration time: 20–150 s
• Timer: 1–99 min; continuous running mode available; pulse (short run) function
• Number of programs: 10 (microprocessor-controlled)
• Motor: maintenance-free brushless motor; rotor material: steel; tube nests: acetal resin
• Casing: electrostatically oven-painted steel + ABS; inner chamber: stainless steel
• Power rating: 350 W; fuse: 6 A; power supply: AC 190–240 V / 50–60 Hz
• Dimensions (W×D×H): 44 × 54 × 48 cm; net weight: 27 kg; gross weight: 30 kg

Additional product information
The unit offers 10 programmable programs and a wide 4.3" touchscreen for intuitive operation. PID control enables precise speed adjustment across the listed rotor configurations. For the 24 x 1.5/2 ml rotor the unit reaches up to 14,000 rpm and 18,625 x g; for larger-tube rotors maximum speed is 5,000 rpm (noting some tube/rotor combinations may yield centrifugal force values reported up to 4,480 x g). Acceleration/deceleration control, start/interval timing and pulse mode provide flexible run profiles.

What is a laboratory centrifuge?
A centrifuge separates solution components by density using centrifugal force. Samples in tubes are spun in a rotor so denser components move to the tube walls or bottom while lighter components remain above.

Where laboratory centrifuges are used
They are used in clinical, research and academic laboratories for tasks such as blood processing, cell and subcellular fractionation, virus and protein separation, and routine molecular biology workflows.

Advantages highlighted for Elektro-mag centrifuges

• Competitive initial investment cost
• Engineered rotor and control options to match process requirements
• User-friendly touchscreen and programmable profiles
• Safety systems for secure operation

Caractéristiques / spécifications techniques

• Model: M 2815 P
• Standard capacity: 28 x 15 ml
• Optional rotor capacities: 4 x 50 ml, 4 x 100 ml, 24 x 1.5/2 ml
• Max. speed: up to 5,000 rpm (larger tubes); up to 14,000 rpm (24 x 1.5/2 ml)
• Max. RCF: 3,602 x g / 18,625 x g (depending on rotor)
• Speed range: 500–5,000 rpm (PID)
• Timer: 1–99 min; pulse mode; 10 programs
• Display: 4.3" touchscreen RCF display
• Motor: brushless, maintenance-free
• Construction: steel rotor, acetal resin tube nests, stainless steel chamber, electrostatically oven-painted steel + ABS casing
• Power: 350 W; fuse 6 A; AC 190–240 V / 50–60 Hz
• Dimensions: 44 × 54 × 48 cm; net weight 27 kg; gross weight 30 kg