EziLab offers the High Speed Refrigerated Centrifuge EZL-HRC102, a floor standing DNA centrifuge that spins up to 10,000 rpm and 17,700 g RCF while a refrigeration system holds the chamber anywhere from -20 to 40 °C within ±2 °C. Rotors accept loads up to six 1,000 mL bottles, speed holds to ±10 rpm, and run times program from one second to 99 hours 59 minutes. Automatic rotor identification applies the correct speed ceiling, the lid locks itself before start, and 100 user programs cover routine protocols; a mobile app shows live run status remotely. The 6,500 W drive keeps noise at or below 65 dB(A), and the 355 kg frame damps vibration at full speed on any floor. Molecular biology institutes, clinical hospitals, pharmaceutical producers, vaccine plants, biotechnology companies and university core facilities use this high speed refrigerated centrifuge for large-volume, temperature-sensitive separations. Typical runs include cell harvesting from culture flasks, plasmid DNA and RNA pelleting, protein precipitation, subcellular fractionation, plasma and serum preparation and virus concentration. Choose it over benchtop units when liter-scale batches must stay cold through long spins. Ask how long the chamber takes to pull down from room temperature to 4 °C with a rotor fitted, since that wait begins each cold run. Chilled floor models are compared in Laboratory Centrifuge and High Speed Refrigerated Centrifuge listings.
| Maximum Speed | 10000 rpm |
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| Maximum RCF | 17700 × g |
| Maximum Capacity | 6 × 1000 ml |
| Timer Range | Optional: 1min to 99h59min and 1s to 99min59sDefault mode: 1s to 99min59s |
| Speed Accuracy | ±10 rpm |
| Temperature Range | -20°C to 40°C |
| Temperature Accuracy | ±2°C |
| Noise Level | ≤65dB (A) |
| Power Consumption | 6500 W |
| Dimensions (L × W × H) | 900 × 700 × 940 mm |
| Weight | 355 kg. |
Reliable material
Automatic door locking system
Has automatic rotor identification
Can store up to 100 user-defined program
Provides real-time connection via mobile app
| • | Pellets plasmid DNA and RNA in molecular biology institutes, with 6 × 1,000 mL of capacity and a chamber held from -20 °C to 40 °C. |
| • | Prepares plasma and serum in clinical hospitals, with automatic door locking before each run starts. |
| • | Concentrates virus and harvests cells in vaccine plants, at up to 10,000 rpm and 17,700 × g. |
| • | Fractionates subcellular components and precipitates proteins for pharmaceutical producers and biotechnology companies, with up to 100 user-defined programs. |
| • | Serves university core facilities with automatic rotor identification that sets the speed limit, plus status monitoring through a mobile app. |
