LMC-4200R benchtop centrifuge with refrigeration (Inquire only)

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Pack of 300 polypropylene spheres. Packs per bath: 1 x 5/12L, 2 x 18/26L, 3 x 38L

It is designed for operation with microplates and tubes from 10 to 50 ml.

The benchtop centrifuge with refrigeration has a temperature setting range of -10°C to +25°C. Interchangeable rotors for accommodating centrifuge tubes (10 to 15 ml or 50 ml) or microplates.

Spin speed: up to 4200 rpm for tubes, up to 2000 rpm for microtitre plates
Temperature setting range -10 to 25ºC
Timed operation (1 to 90 minutes), with automatic switch-off
‘Soft-start’ and ‘run-down’ functions
Choice of interchangeable rotors for up to 12 centrifuge tubes or 2 microplates
Auto 'IMBALANCE' stop and warning diagnostics
Low noise level
Sturdy metal housing and lid, automatic imbalance switch-off and lid lock when centrifuge is running providing safe operation in your workplace
Effective acceleration (run-up up 15 sec) and deceleration ( run-down up to 30 sec)
Refrigeration rate inside the chamber under 10 minutes
Easy set-up of speed and time via 2-line LCD display and simple push buttons display of actual and set temperature, speed and time
Convenient interchangeable rotor for 6 or 12 tubes or 2 microplates (standard and deep well). Specify when ordering
The powerful and extremely quiet motor has a ‘soft’ start-up and run-down function to avoid jolting of samples
Compact design with small footprint – fits neatly into the workspace

Specification	Value
Max RCF (bottom of tube) g-force	3160 g
Speed (centrifuge tubes)	100 to 4200 rpm
Max RCF (microtitre plates) g-force	560 g
Speed (microtiter plates)	100 to 4200 rpm
Centrifugation time	up to 90 minutes
Speed increment	100 rpm
Chamber diameter	335 mm
Display	LCD 2 lines
Nominal operating voltage	230 V AC
Power consumption	990 W (4.3 A)
Ambient temperature range	25°C

Life-science

Universal applications for all centrifugation requiring a controlled temperature of biomaterial.
Temperature control of the so-called “cold-shelf” is a gold standard for enzymologists and cell biologists because it ensures conditions necessary for reproducibility of sample preparation stage. Lack of temperature control at this stage can cause unpredictable results.