The new generation of microprocessor controlled benchtop centrifuge with brushless induction motor enables the user to pre-set speed & time with a high accuracy. Display of set parameters like speed, and time makes this model an ideal choice for repetitive sample analysis.
| Model | NovaFuge B112-21R |
|---|---|
| Max. RPM/RCF for angle rotor | 21000rpm / 30053*g |
| Max. RPM/RCF for swing rotor | 5000rpm / 4633*g |
| Max. Capacity for angle rotor | 4*100ml, 48*1.5/2.2ml |
| Max. Capacity for swing rotor | 4*750ml, 96-well plates |
| Speed increment | 50rpm |
| Speed accuracy | ±20rpm |
| Temp range | -20℃~+40℃ |
| Temp accuracy | ±2℃ |
| Timer range | 1min~99min |
| Acc / Dec rates | - |
| Program memory | - |
| Short spin function | - |
| Power supply | AC220V / 50~60Hz |
| Power requirement | 1.65KW |
| Noise | <58db |
| Display | LED touch screen |
| Machine body | Metal frame |
| Net weight (without rotor) | 118kg |
| Machine dimension(L*W*H) | 830*640*400mm |






A centrifuge is a device engineered to exploit differential sedimentation. Through high-speed rotation, it creates an environment where particles in a suspension settle at rates proportional to their density and size. This fundamental tool comes in two laboratory-oriented configurations: the benchtop centrifuge, a mainstay for general-purpose work, and the floor-standing centrifuge, a powerhouse for large-scale or high-speed protocols. The rotor system—featuring either fixed-angle or swinging bucket designs—is a vital component. Ensuring an optimal fit demands evaluating key factors: maximum speed (in RPM and RCF), sample volume per run, need for refrigeration, and the integrity of safety lock systems.