Description
EziLab offers the Low Speed Centrifuge EZL-LSC101, a lab centrifuge that spins up to 4000 rpm and 2200 × g with an angle rotor holding twelve 20 ml tubes. A DC brushless motor under microprocessor control holds speed within 30 rpm, and the timer runs from 1 to 99 minutes. An electronic door lock, reduced-vibration design, 62 dB noise ceiling, and 100 W draw fit a 12 kg body. Gentle force at 4000 rpm separates serum and plasma without damaging cells, so this clinical centrifuge suits routine blood processing in 20 ml tubes. Labs also use it to clarify liquids, pellet organelles and cell debris, and collect precipitated proteins before further analysis. Four angle rotors adapt it to different tube formats, and the door lock keeps the lid shut until the rotor stops. Clinical labs, physician offices, and blood banks spin down patient samples as a blood centrifuge, while pharmaceutical teams clarify suspensions and separate formulation components. Research labs and university teaching benches use this benchtop centrifuge for cell, protein, and organelle work. Its quiet 62 dB operation and compact footprint suit shared rooms with several users. See the Low Speed Centrifuges and Low Speed Centrifuge pages for full specifications.
Specifications
| Maximum Speed | 4000 rpm |
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| Maximum RCF | 2200 × g |
| Maximum Capacity | 12 × 20 ml |
| Timer Range | 1min to 99m |
| Speed Accuracy | ±30 rpm |
| Noise Level | ≤62dB (A) |
| Power Consumption | 100 W |
| Dimensions (L × W × H) | 330 × 456 × 266 mm |
| Weight | 12 kg |
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