| Model | B114-20R |
| Max. RPM/RCF for angle rotor | 20000rpm / 27259*g |
| Max. RPM/RCF for swing rotor | 6000rpm / 4492*g |
| Max. Capacity for angle rotor | 4*100ml, 48*1.5/2.2ml |
| Max. Capacity for swing rotor | 4*10ml, 48-well plates |
| Speed Increment | 10rpm |
| Speed Accuracy | ±20rpm |
| Temp. Range | -20℃~+40℃ |
| Temp. Accuracy | ±2℃ |
| Timer Range | 0min~99min59s |
| Acc / Dec rates | 10/10 |
| Program Memory | 15 |
| Power Supply | AC220V / 50~60Hz |
| Power Requirement | 1KW |
| Noise | <55db |
| Display | LCD |
| Machine Body | Plastic and metal frame |
| Net Weight (without rotor) | 58kg |
| Machine Dimension(L*W*H) | 620*500*350mm |
Essential for purification and isolation, a centrifuge operates by subjecting samples to sustained rotational force. This action pushes heavier solids or liquids to the perimeter of the spinning vessel, enabling clear separation. Instrument categories are largely defined by scale: benchtop centrifuges suit everyday clinical and research tasks, while floor-standing systems address high-capacity demands in production or core facilities. Key operational elements include rotor type (fixed-angle or swing-bucket), precise speed/temperature controls, and safety interlocks. A prudent choice demands matching the device's specifications to the sample's physical properties and the protocol's force requirements.