EziLab offers the Low Speed Refrigerated Centrifuge EZL-LRC106, a floor standing cell centrifuge that spins up to 8,000 rpm and 11,875 g RCF while refrigeration holds the chamber between -20 and 40 °C within ±2 °C. Rotors carry up to six 1,000 mL bottles, speed holds to ±10 rpm, and the timer runs from 1 minute to 99 hours 59 minutes. Each program can be split into five steps, 1,000 user programs store validated methods, and gentle acceleration profiles help prevent secondary emulsion and turbidity. The sealed system runs on an eco-friendly coolant, noise stays at or under 65 dB(A), and the 260 kg frame draws 5,500 W. Blood banks, transfusion services, diagnostic laboratories, clinical research units, pharmaceutical process groups and biotechnology companies use this low speed refrigerated centrifuge for high-volume, low-g separations where samples must stay cold. Typical runs include whole blood component separation, platelet and plasma preparation, cell washing, large-volume culture harvests, DNA and protein precipitate collection and serum clarification. Choose it over high speed siblings when bags and delicate cells matter more than g-force. For bag rotors and bottle adapters, go to the Low Speed Refrigerated Centrifuge page; higher-g alternatives are listed under Low Speed Refrigerated Centrifuges.
| Maximum Speed | 8000 rpm |
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| Maximum RCF | 11875 × g |
| Maximum Capacity | 6 × 1000 ml |
| Timer Range | 1min to 99h59min |
| Speed Accuracy | ±10 rpm |
| Temperature Range | ˗20°C to 40°C |
| Temperature Accuracy | ±2.0°C |
| Noise Level | ≤65dB (A) |
| Power Consumption | 5500 W |
| Dimensions (L × W × H) | 930 × 730 × 960 mm |
| Weight | 260 kg |
Quiet operation
Prevents second emulsion or turbidity
Employs an eco-friendly cooling agent
Allows programs to be divided into 5 steps
Supports up to 1000 user-defined programs
Low Speed Refrigerated Centrifuge EZL-LRC106 is commonly used for the easy separation of biological samples (blood, RNA, DNA, proteins, etc.) in diagnostic labs, clinical research, pharmaceuticals, blood banks, etc.