Low Speed Centrifuge LLS-C10

Labtron’s Low Speed Centrifuge offers precise speed control via an LCD panel through which we can continuously monitor and adjust the rotation speed. This ensures consistent and reproducible sample processing. The speed accuracy is within ± 30 rpm, minimizing variations.

Yes, our Low Speed Centrifuge is ideal for hematology and blood separation. It operates at a maximum speed of 5000 rpm with an RCF (Relative Centrifugal Force) of 3074 × g, which is sufficient to separate plasma, platelets, and red blood cells. Many blood banks and diagnostic laboratories use low-speed centrifuges for sample preparation before testing.

Labtron’s Low Speed Centrifuge has several safety features to ensure secure operation. It has a lid lock protection mechanism that prevents accidental exposure to moving parts. The stepless speed regulation allows for a precise and controlled setting of speed, which helps prevent tube breakage, imbalance issues, and other potential hazards. These safety features protect both the user and the samples.

Yes, although primarily designed for liquid samples, our Low Speed Centrifuge can also process semi-solid suspensions or small biological pellets. Researchers in biotechnology, microbiology, and food science use it for cell culture work, bacterial culture separation, and milk fat testing. However, for solid samples, specific tube configurations and rotors may be required.

Regular maintenance is essential for reliable performance and longevity. The rotor should be cleaned after each use to prevent contamination. The lid and seals should be inspected for proper locking. Users should check for unusual noises that may indicate wear or misalignment. Proper care ensures extended lifespan and consistent results.