Low Speed Non-refrigerated Benchtop Centrifuge NovaFuge NovaFuge B137-6K(LCD)

Feature:

1. A durable powder-coated housing encases a resilient stainless steel chamber with a protective guarding ring for long-term durability.

2. It is powered by a reliable, maintenance-free drive system featuring a smooth-operating variable frequency motor.

3. An automatic electronic safety lock actively prevents the cover from opening while the rotor is spinning.

4. A manual override mechanism ensures the lid can always be opened during a system failure or emergency situation.

5. The heavy lid is safely managed by integrated pneumatic spring supports, preventing accidental drops.

6. The unit enhances workflow efficiency by instantly recalling the last used settings and allowing parameter changes during a run.

7. Full digital command is provided by a microprocessor, precisely governing speed, time, temperature, acceleration/deceleration, and RCF.

8. Comprehensive protection is delivered through a self-diagnostic system that monitors for imbalance, over-temperature, over-speed, and voltage faults

Optional:

Automatic lid opening at the end of run.

Short spin.

Specifications

Introduction about centrifuge

Functioning as a high-speed separator, a centrifuge is pivotal for isolating specific materials from complex mixtures. Its mechanism involves a rapidly spinning rotor that imposes centrifugal acceleration, driving denser particles toward the perimeter of their container. The market offers benchtop centrifuges for versatility and space efficiency, and floor-standing centrifuges for superior performance in demanding sectors. Both types utilize key rotor designs—fixed-angle and swing-bucket—to accommodate various tubes. The selection journey should start with a clear definition of application-specific needs: required g-force, typical sample volume, temperature sensitivity, and non-negotiable safety standards.