Laboratory centrifuge Neofuge 15
for DNAbenchtopswing-out

laboratory centrifuge
laboratory centrifuge
laboratory centrifuge
laboratory centrifuge
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Characteristics

Applications
laboratory
Sample type
for DNA
Configuration
benchtop
Rotor type
swing-out
Performance
high-capacity, high-speed
Speed

Max.: 16,000 rpm
(100,531 rad.min-1)

Min.: 300 rpm
(1,885 rad.min-1)

Description

Features - Spin up to 16,000rpm or 20,800×g - Max. capacity of 400ml - Induction drive without carbon brushes - Powerful motors for short acceleration and braking times - Broad range of adaptors and modular accessories User-frindliness - Large back-lit LCD screen and easy-to-clean keypad comprise the user-friendly control panel - Time, temperature(refrigerated models), g-force/speed are easily entered - Most values can be changed during centrifugation - Quick spin key enables quick runs at your desired rotational speed - Nine acceleration and braking ramps are available for sensitive samples - The last user program used stays automatically on display Safety Design - Lid locking and holding during rotor run - Emergency lid-lock release - Motor-overheating protection - Automatic rotor identification - Electronic imbalance detection Modular adaptors - The modular construction of adaptors allow centrifugation of pratically all commercially available tubes - The adapters are solidly constructed and can be easily cleaned and autoclaved in event of contamination with biologically active sample material Versatility Fixed angle, swinging bucket, microliter rotors for all common tubes from 0.2 to 100 are available for applications using microliter, DIN, blood sample and FalconTM type conical tubes.

Exhibitions

Meet this supplier at the following exhibition(s):

Analytica China 2024
Analytica China 2024

18-20 Nov 2024 Shanghai (China)

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