NovaFuge B118-16R is microprocessor controlled centrifuges used in auxiliary laboratories in industries, colleges & research institutions, bio technology, medical laboratories, hospitals ,pharmaceutical laboratories and agriculture soil testing for determination of moisture equivalent of soil. It is also suitable for determination of settlement of paints, pastes, cosmetics and foodstuff.

• Housed in a durable powder-coated exterior with a resilient stainless steel chamber and protective guarding ring.
• A maintenance-free variable frequency motor powers a smooth and reliable drive system for consistent operation.
• An automatic electronic safety lock securely prevents the cover from opening during a centrifugation run.
• A manual lid override provides a failsafe mechanism for opening in emergencies or system failures.
• Integrated pneumatic spring supports ensure the lid opens and closes smoothly and safely.
• Refrigeration models feature an eco-friendly CFC-free system with a convenient pre-cooling function during standby.
• Recall the last used settings instantly and adjust key parameters even while the unit is operating.
• A central microprocessor provides precise digital control over speed, time, temperature, acceleration/deceleration, RCF, and stores multiple programs.
• A comprehensive self-diagnostic system protects against imbalance, over-temperature, over-speed, voltage faults, and monitors the safety lock.
• A specially designed rotor connector allows for quick, easy, and secure loading and unloading of rotors.
• Optional:
  • *Automatic lid opening at the end of run.
  • *Short spin.
  • *Rotor identification.
  • *Program memory

In essence, a centrifuge is a device for applying programmable centrifugal acceleration. It works by spinning a rotor, which holds tubes or bottles, at a defined speed. The resulting force causes suspended particles or immiscible liquids to separate based on density disparities. The laboratory instrument family is broadly split into benchtop versions, prized for versatility and compactness, and floor-standing versions, recognized for superior power and scale. These instruments are equipped with either fixed-angle or swing-bucket rotors. A strategic selection process must weigh technical necessities (RCF, run time, cooling) against practical considerations like footprint, budget, and service support.