Low Speed Refrigerated Centrifuge NLRC-200 offers a maximum speed of 7200 rpm for efficient centrifugation. It operates within a temperature range of -20°C to +40°C for reliable cooling. This unit accommodates 6×2400 ml capacity for high-volume sample processing. It is equipped with a microcomputer control system for precise and stable operation. Our centrifuge includes a touch screen panel with a color LCD screen for easy and clear control.
Low Speed Refrigerated Centrifuge NLRC-200 is used for the efficient separation and purification of biological samples such as radioimmunoassays, biochemical compounds, and blood components. It is commonly applied in blood banks, blood stations, biopharmaceutical labs, and biochemical research facilities.
FAQ for Low Speed Refrigerated Centrifuge NLRC-200
1: What kind of safety features does the Low Speed Refrigerated Centrifuge NLRC-200 have?
The Low Speed Refrigerated Centrifuge is equipped with an electronic door lock and built-in protections against overspeed, imbalance, overload, and door opening. These features ensure safe and reliable operation.
2: How is the Low Speed Refrigerated Centrifuge NLRC-200 controlled?
The Low Speed Refrigerated Centrifuge uses a microcomputer control system paired with a high-torque variable frequency motor. This combination ensures stable and precise performance throughout the centrifugation process.
3: Does the Low Speed Refrigerated Centrifuge help reduce noise and vibration?
Yes, our Low Speed Refrigerated Centrifuge is built with an all-steel structure and a specialized shock absorption system. These help minimize noise and vibration, promoting a stable working environment.
4: What kind of refrigeration system does the Low Speed Refrigerated Centrifuge use?
Our Low Speed Refrigerated Centrifuge uses a high-efficiency fluorine-free refrigeration system. This supports constant temperature control and complies with environmental safety standards.
5: What should be used to clean the Low Speed Refrigerated Centrifuge NLRC-200?
It is best to use a soft cloth with mild detergent or alcohol-based disinfectant. Harsh chemicals or abrasive materials should be avoided to prevent damage to internal components.
