Discover our range of Low-Speed Centrifuges, including the versatile Grant bio LMC-3000. Perfect for biomedical applications, these benchtop centrifuges feature interchangeable rotors for tubes (10 to 50 ml) and 96-well microtitre plates. Ideal for analytical tasks in biomedical, bio-organic, and immunoenzyme analysis. Explore our selection of reliable Low-Speed Centrifuges designed for precision and efficiency in your laboratory.
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Low-Speed Centrifuges
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What is a low-speed centrifuge used for?
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Low-speed centrifuges are used for separating mixtures by density, such as cells, proteins, or other biological components, making them ideal for tasks like cell culture, blood separation, and immunoenzyme analysis.
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Can this centrifuge handle different tube sizes?
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Yes, it supports tubes ranging from 10 to 50 ml and can also accommodate 96-well microtitre plates with interchangeable rotors.
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Is it suitable for use in biomedical laboratories?
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Yes, this centrifuge is designed specifically for biomedical, bio-organic, and immunoenzyme analysis, ensuring precision and efficiency.
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What type of samples can it process?
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It can process biological samples such as blood, cell cultures, and other biochemical or immunological samples.
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How does the rotor change work?
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The centrifuge features a system for easy interchange of rotors, allowing users to switch between tube rotors and plate rotors without difficulty.
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What safety features does it include?
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While specifics may vary, most low-speed centrifuges include safety features such as a secure locking lid, imbalance detection, and automatic shutoff to prevent accidents.
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What is the maximum sample capacity?
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The maximum capacity depends on the rotor used, but it can handle multiple tubes or a full 96-well microtitre plate at once.
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Can it maintain consistent speeds for sensitive applications?
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Yes, low-speed centrifuges are designed to maintain stable and consistent speeds, which is critical for accurate results in sensitive applications.
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Is it easy to operate for first-time users?
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These centrifuges typically feature user-friendly controls, making them straightforward to operate even for first-time users.
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Does it require special maintenance?
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Routine maintenance like cleaning rotors, checking for wear, and ensuring balance during operation is generally sufficient to keep it in optimal condition.