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| Maximum Capacity | 4 × 100 ml |
| Maximum Speed | 16000 r/min |
| Maximum RCF | 21800 g |
| Speed Accuracy | ± 50 rpm |
| Time | 0 to 99 min |
| Motor | Brushless Converter Motor |
| Display | LCD |
| Noise | ≤ 60 dB (A) |
| Voltage | AC 220 V & 110 V 50 Hz 5A |
| Dimensions (L × W × H) | 410 × 352 × 310 mm |
| Net Weight | 30 kg |
Overvoltage Protection Circuitry
Speed Error Compensation
Sealed Chamber Design
Fine-Tuned Speed Ramp
User-Defined Program Storage
Low Speed Centrifuge LLS-G24 is a lab instrument that separates components of a mixture based on density. It does this by spinning samples at relatively low speed, making it ideal for gentle separations like blood cells or large particles.
Rotor Type | Capacity (ml) | Maximum Speed (r/min) | Maximum RCF (×g) |
No. 1 Angle Rotor | 12 × 1.5/2.2 ml | 16000 r/min | 17800×g |
No. 2 Angle Rotor | 8 × 5 ml | 13000 r/min | 11400×g |
No. 3 Angle Rotor | 12 × 10/15 ml | 12000 r/min | 14800 ×g |
No. 4 Angle Rotor | 24 × 1.5/2.2 ml | 15000 r/min | 21800×g |
No. 5 Angle Rotor | 48 × 0.5/1.5 ml | 13500 r/min | 14800×g |
No. 6 Angle Rotor | 48 × 1.5/2.2 ml | 13500 r/min | 17600×g |
No. 7 Angle Rotor | 6 × 50/30 ml | 11000 r/min | 12000×g |
No. 8 Angle Rotor | 4 × 100 ml | 10000 r/min | 9800×g |
No. 9 Angle Rotor | 2 × 2 × 48 holes | 4000 r/min | 1400×g |
No. 10 Angle Rotor | 8 × 50 ml | 8000 r/min | 9800×g |
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Available Range :
Low Speed Centrifuge LLS-G10 : 300 ml (50 ml × 6 ml) Low Speed Centrifuge LLS-G24 : 4 × 100 ml Crude Oil Test Low Speed Centrifuge LLS-A20 : 4 × 100ml Low Speed Centrifuge LLS-A44 : 4 × 250ml Low Speed Centrifuge LLS-B10 : 4 × 50ml Low Speed Centrifuge LLS-A54 : 4×300 ml Low Speed Centrifuge LLS-A55 : 4×800 ml Cyto-Low Speed Centrifuge LLS-A16 : 6 × 9 mL Low-Speed Centrifuge LLS-A57 : 6 ×100 ml Low-speed Centrifuge LLS-A43 : 6×100ml Low Speed Centrifuge LLS-A56 : 8×20 mlLabtron Low Speed Centrifuge provide separation of substances of different densities within liquid upto 6000rpm. They are equipped with fixed-angle or swing-out rotors, which determine positioning of specimens and their effective segregation. Their components include motor that drives spindles at controlled, less velocity rotation for efficient partitioning. They include cooling mechanism to maintain integrity during prolonged processes. Our Low Speed Centrifuge isolates proteins from cell lysates, assists sedimentation of bacterial cells and medicine formulation.
The Low Speed Centrifuge LLS-G24 from Labtron is primarily used for separating the components of a mixture based on their densities. By spinning liquid samples at relatively low revolutions per minute (RPM), it facilitates the sedimentation of heavier particles to the bottom of the centrifuge tube. This makes it especially effective for applications like the separation of blood components (e.g., plasma from cells), sedimentation of urine for microscopic analysis, or initial clarification of biological samples. Its low speed operation ensures that fragile components such as red blood cells or epithelial cells remain intact, which is essential in clinical and diagnostic procedures. The LLS-G24 is a staple in clinical labs, academic teaching settings, and small research labs due to its reliable, reproducible, and gentle centrifugation.
The Labtron LLS-G24 is designed to operate at a maximum speed typically between 4000 and 5000 RPM, depending on the specific model and rotor type used. This range allows for gentle separation processes that prevent cellular damage. The centrifuge supports various rotor configurations, usually accommodating 6 to 12 centrifuge tubes per run, with capacities ranging from 5 mL to 15 mL. This makes it versatile for batch processing of small to medium sample volumes. The rotor’s design also ensures uniform sample separation by maintaining balance and symmetry during operation. Users can choose from fixed-angle or swing-out rotor options based on their application requirements.
Labtron’s LLS-G24 includes an automatic lid locking system that prevents the lid from opening while the rotor is in motion, minimizing the risk of sample spillage or injury. Imbalance detection is another critical feature, which stops the machine if the rotor is unevenly loaded, thereby preventing mechanical stress or failure. Additionally, over-speed protection ensures the rotor never exceeds the safe operational limits, and motor overheating protection extends the life of the motor while protecting samples. The base typically includes anti-vibration feet or suction cups to secure the unit during operation, reducing noise and ensuring operator safety.
Yes, the Labtron LLS-G24 offers precise control over both speed and run time through either a digital or analog control interface. Users can set the RPM (revolutions per minute) or RCF (relative centrifugal force) depending on their experimental needs. Run times can usually be programmed between 1 minute to 99 minutes, with some models offering a continuous run feature for extended separations. This programmability ensures accurate and repeatable results, which is crucial for diagnostic labs and research environments. It also allows for the optimization of centrifugation protocols based on the type and sensitivity of the samples being processed.
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