HNZXIB
HNZXIB KD-80-2B 12 Tube 20ml 4000RPM 110V Laboratory Supply
Tabletop centrifuge holds 12 capillary tubes of 20 ml each and reaches 4000 RPM for blood, plasma or serum separation on 110 V power
- TypeCentrifuge
- Voltage110V
- 12-tube 20 ml rotor handles multiple samples
- 4000 RPM maximum speed separates cells efficiently
- 110 V operation suits standard lab power
- Dual rotary knobs give precise time and speed control
- Stainless-steel liner reduces noise and improves safety
Tabletop Micro Haematocrit Centrifuge
The HNZXIB KD-80-2B is a desktop electric centrifuge designed for routine separation tasks in biology, medicine and chemistry laboratories. It suits research, education and production departments that need a compact unit for qualitative analysis of plasma, serum and urea. The stainless steel liner reduces noise and improves safety during operation. It is not for buyers who need higher g-force for pelleting viruses or subcellular organelles.
4000 RPM Maximum Speed with 12-Tube Rotor
The single specification that decides fit is the fixed-angle rotor holding twelve 20 ml capillary tubes at a top speed of 4000 RPM. This combination determines the relative centrifugal force available for cell and large-particle separation in radioimmunoassay workflows. If your protocol demands higher RPM or a different tube format, this model will not meet the requirement.
Dual Knob Timer and Speed Control
Two rotating knobs on the front panel give direct manual control over run time and rotation speed without digital menus. Operators can set the desired parameters quickly, which is useful in teaching labs where multiple users share the instrument. The mechanical interface adds no programmable profiles or remote monitoring capability.
Highlights
- 12-tube 20 ml rotor handles multiple samples
- 4000 RPM maximum speed separates cells efficiently
- 110 V operation suits standard lab power
- Dual rotary knobs give precise time and speed control
- Stainless-steel liner reduces noise and improves safety
Specifications
| Type | Centrifuge |
|---|---|
| Voltage | 110V |
| Brand | HNZXIB |
| Model | KD-80-2B |
Questions about this item
What does the 4000 RPM maximum speed mean for sample separation in this centrifuge?
The 4000 RPM top speed generates enough centrifugal force to separate cells and large particles effectively, making it suitable for radioimmunoassay and routine qualitative analysis of plasma, serum and urea in laboratory settings.
How does the 110V power requirement affect where I can use this KD-80-2B unit?
The centrifuge operates on standard 110V mains power, so it can be plugged directly into typical North American laboratory outlets without needing a voltage converter or special wiring.
What physical space and rotor capacity does the 12-tube, 20ml configuration need on my bench?
The unit accepts 12 capillary tubes of 20ml each in its rotor, and its small-size, lightweight tabletop design fits on a standard laboratory bench while the stainless steel liner adds durability.
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