CGF Centrifuge NGFC-100 offers a maximum speed of 4,000 RPM and supports 8 × 10–15 mL tubes. This centrifuge features a brushless DC motor with a touch-panel interface and LED/LCD display for real-time monitoring. It includes programmable memory for up to 10 protocols and built-in. Ideal for use in medical clinics, beauty salons, and research labs, it ensures consistent and safe separation of plasma and growth factors.
$2,285.00
Specifications
| Maximum speed | 0 to 4000rpm |
| Maximum RCF | 2,325×g |
| Maximum Capacity | 8×10-15 ml Tubes |
| Timer Range | 0-99 minutes |
| Rotor capacity | Standard:12×20ml tubes; compatible with various rotor sizes |
| Power Supply | 110V 60Hz/ 220V 50Hz |
| Dimensions | 320×340×280mm |
| Net Weight | 10kg |
| Gross Weight | 11kg |
Features
Applications
Standard Accessories
| No. of Rotors | Rotor Type | Capacity | Maximum Speed | Maximum RCF |
| 1 | Fixed Rotor | 8×15ml | 4000rpm | 1800×g |
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FAQ for CGF Centrifuge NGFC-100
1: Does the CGF Centrifuge NGFC-100 require calibration or regular software updates?
CGF Centrifuge NGFC-100 typically comes pre-calibrated from the factory. However, periodic calibration is recommended to ensure optimal performance, especially in clinical settings. Software updates are rare but may be provided by the manufacturer if protocol enhancements or performance improvements are released.
2: What makes the CGF Centrifuge NGFC-100 different from standard PRF or PRP centrifuges?
CGF Centrifuge NGFC-100 features pre-programmed, multi-speed cycles designed exclusively for CGF extraction, not just platelet concentration. Unlike standard PRF or PRP centrifuges, it produces a denser, fibrin-rich matrix ideal for advanced regenerative treatments.
3: Are there preset programs on the CGF Centrifuge NGFC-100?
Yes. CGF Centrifuge NGFC-100 includes factory-set CGF protocols with variable speed and acceleration profiles that mimic physiological separation processes. This ensures consistent layering of blood components for optimal CGF extraction.
4: How do I clean and maintain the CGF Centrifuge NGFC-100 centrifuge?
After each use, the rotor chamber should be cleaned with a non-corrosive disinfectant. Routine checks of the tube holders, motor, and lid lock are recommended. A full maintenance schedule can be found in the user manual provided with the CGF Centrifuge NGFC-100.
5: What safety features does the CGF Centrifuge NGFC-100 offer?
CGF Centrifuge NGFC-100 is equipped with several safety mechanisms, including imbalance detection, automatic shutoff, and a locking lid system during operation. These features ensure user safety and protect the integrity of blood samples.
6: Why is CGF Centrifuge is considered superior to PRP in some regenerative treatments?
CGF contains more fibrin and a sustained release of growth factors, providing better structural support and longer regenerative activity than PRP. This makes it more effective in soft tissue healing and bone regeneration applications.
7: How often should a CGF centrifuge be calibrated or serviced?
Regular servicing is recommended every 6–12 months, depending on usage volume. Calibration checks ensure speed accuracy and balanced rotation, both of which are critical for reliable CGF separation.
8: How long does a CGF centrifugation process take?
The entire process typically takes about 10–15 minutes, depending on the centrifuge model and the specific protocol used. Modern CGF centrifuges are pre-programmed to optimize spin cycles for consistent and effective separation.
9: Is special training required to operate a CGF centrifuge?
Yes, users should undergo basic training to understand how to properly draw blood, operate the centrifuge, and handle biological materials safely. Most suppliers provide training or user manuals to ensure compliance with clinical and laboratory standards.
