Low Speed Centrifuge EZL-LSC106 Catalog

Description

EziLab offers the Low Speed Centrifuge EZL-LSC106, a large capacity centrifuge that spins up to 4 × 500 ml at 5500 rpm and 5310 × g, with speed held within ±10 rpm. A DC brushless motor delivers smooth, maintenance-free running at ≤65 dB(A), and motor overheating protection guards it during long runs. Microprocessor control with multiple self-diagnostic protections flags faults early, and up to 25 user-defined programs store routine protocols. The timer runs from 1 minute to 99 min 59 s. The 560 × 470 × 380 mm, 50 kg unit draws 750 W and sits on a sturdy bench. As a benchtop centrifuge with half-liter bottles, it processes large sample volumes in one run, cutting the spins needed for bulk preparations. It gently separates particles, blood components, and cell suspensions, clarifies culture media and other liquids, isolates proteins, and pellets organelles without damaging fragile material. Clinical research labs separate plasma and serum from larger blood volumes, while cell culture labs harvest cells from flasks and media bottles. Biochemistry and protein labs clarify lysates before purification, and research teams pellet organelles and precipitates during routine sample preparation. See the Low Speed Centrifuges and Low Speed Centrifuge pages for full specifications.

Specifications

Maximum Speed 5500 rpm
Maximum RCF 5310 × g
Maximum Capacity 4 × 500 ml
Timer Range 1min to 99min59s
Speed Accuracy ±10 rpm
Noise Level ≤65dB (A)
Power Consumption 750 W
Dimensions (L × W × H) 560 × 470 × 380 mm
Weight 50 kg

Features

  • ✓ Protection for motor over heating
  • ✓ Employs a microprocessor control
  • ✓ Multiple self-diagnostic protection
  • ✓ Built in with a DC brush-less motor
  • ✓ Supports up to 25 user-defined programs

Applications

  • ✓ Low Speed Centrifuge EZL-LSC106 is used for gentle separation of particles, blood components, clarifying liquids, isolating proteins, pelleting organelles and is especially designed for clinical research and cell culture labs.