Medico Clinical Centrifuge

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Medico Clinical Centrifuge Specification

Accuracy
Speed 5%

Speed Range
Up to 3500 RPM

Power Supply
AC Mains

Control Type
Manual Knob Control

Shape
Round

Features
Compact design, Safety lid lock, Low noise

Display Type
No Digital Display (Analog)

Temperature Resistance
Ambient, Non-Heated

Type
Clinical Centrifuge

Dimension (L*W*H)
340 x 340 x 280 mm

Equipment Type
Bench Top Centrifuge

Equipment Materials
Mild Steel

Power
40W

Voltage
220V AC

Material
Metal Body with Plastic Lid

Application
Clinical Laboratory Use (Blood/Urine Sample Separation)

Capacity (Ltr)
8 x 15 ml Tubes

Max Rotor Capacity
8 Tubes x 15 ml

Noise Level
< 60 dB

Timer Range
0 - 30 minutes

Rotor Material
Aluminum Alloy

Safety Features
Auto lid lock, Imbalance cutoff

Body Finish
Powder Coated

Input Frequency
50 Hz

Gross Weight
Approx. 7 kg

Operation
Continuous / Intermittent

Medico Clinical Centrifuge Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
1 Unit

Payment Terms
Cash in Advance (CID)

Supply Ability
100 Units Per Month

Delivery Time
7 Days

Main Domestic Market
All India

About Medico Clinical Centrifuge

Discover breathtaking performance with the Medico Clinical Centrifuge, a sought-after benchtop solution ideal for all clinical laboratory needs in India. Order now to enjoy instant savings and exceptional reliability for blood or urine sample separation. Designed with a sturdy mild steel body, aluminum alloy rotor (holding 8 x 15 ml tubes), and advanced safety features like auto lid lock and imbalance cutoff, it operates quietly (<60 dB) and efficiently up to 3500 RPM. The compact, powder-coated finish ensures durability, while the manual knob allows perfect speed control for precise results every time. Find the perfect balance of safety, versatility, and value in your laboratory today!

Unmatched Advantage and Versatile Direction of Use

The Medico Clinical Centrifuge offers a significant advantage in rapid and efficient blood or urine sample separation. Used extensively in medical and research laboratories, it is perfect for professionals seeking reliable results. To operate, simply load the samples, set the timer and speed with the manual knob, and let the centrifuge perform either continuous or intermittent spinning. Its auto lid lock and imbalance cutoff guarantee safe operation, making every use secure and straightforward.

Certifications, Supply Capability, and Valuation in Market

With a strong valuation in the medical equipment market, the Medico Clinical Centrifuge is certified to meet rigorous quality standards, ensuring dependable performance and credibility. Our supply ability meets high demand across India, efficiently managed via reliable transport services and FOB port options. This enhances market value and provides swift order fulfillment, making it an excellent investment for laboratories seeking high-grade, cost-effective equipment with seamless, nationwide availability.

FAQ's of Medico Clinical Centrifuge:

Q: How does the auto lid lock enhance safety during operation?

A: The auto lid lock feature prevents the lid from opening while the centrifuge is running, ensuring user safety and minimizing the risk of accidental contact with moving parts.

Q: What is the process for separating blood or urine samples using this centrifuge?

A: To separate blood or urine samples, load the tubes into the aluminum alloy rotor, secure the lid, select the desired operation mode and speed using the manual knob, and initiate the spin for the required time.

Q: Where can this Medico Clinical Centrifuge be ideally used?

A: This centrifuge is perfect for clinical laboratory use, especially in hospitals, diagnostic centers, and research labs for routine blood or urine sample separation.

Q: What benefits does the compact, powder-coated design offer?

A: Its compact and powder-coated body ensures durability, ease of placement on lab benches, and resistance to environmental wear, providing long-lasting performance and easy maintenance.

Q: When should the centrifuge be operated in intermittent mode?

A: Intermittent mode is typically used when processing multiple batches or when precise sample separation and cooling are required between cycles, optimizing both efficiency and sample integrity.

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