EziLab offers the Low Speed Centrifuge EZL-LSC102, a benchtop clinical centrifuge that spins up to 4200 rpm and 2760 × g with speed held within ±30 rpm. Its 12-position rotor holds 20 ml tubes, and a variety of brackets fit common blood collection and conical tube sizes. A DC brushless motor runs quietly at ≤65 dB(A) and needs no brush changes, while microprocessor control keeps each run consistent. The touch interface sets speed, RCF, and time from 1 to 99 minutes, and up to 25 user-defined programs store routine protocols for one-touch recall. The 500 × 380 × 300 mm, 19 kg unit draws 250 W and fits benchtops. As a blood centrifuge, it separates whole blood into plasma, serum, and cell layers at gentle forces that protect cells from damage. Hospital and clinical laboratories spin collection tubes for chemistry, immunology, and serology testing, while blood banks prepare samples for typing and screening. Fertility clinics and andrology labs separate sperm from semen for analysis and assisted reproduction. Research and teaching labs also use the low speed centrifuge to pellet cells and settle precipitates in routine sample preparation. See the Low Speed Centrifuges and Low Speed Centrifuge pages for full specifications.



Quantity:
$1537
Maximum Speed 4200 rpm
Maximum RCF 2760 × g
Maximum Capacity 12 × 20 ml
Timer Range 1min to 99m
Speed Accuracy ±30 rpm
Noise Level ≤65 dB (A)
Power Consumption 250 W
Dimensions (L × W × H) 500 × 380 × 300 mm
Weight 19 kg
  • Touch interface

  • Variety of brackets

  • DC brushless motor

  • Microprocessor control

  • Stores up to 25 user-defined programs

•Clinical labs separating plasma and serum from whole blood with gentle forces up to 2760 × g, using brackets for common blood collection tubes.
•Fertility and andrology labs separating sperm from semen for analysis and assisted reproduction.
•Hospital labs spinning tubes for chemistry, immunology and serology testing, with 25 stored programs recalled in one touch.
•Blood banks preparing samples for typing and screening in the 12-position rotor at 4200 rpm.
•Research labs pelleting cells and settling precipitates, with the brushless motor running at 65 dB(A) or less beside the bench.