LW Scientific
LW Scientific ZCC-1206-77T3 Centrifuge Digital 18 1.5 2.0mL 40mm
Benchtop digital centrifuge holds 18 tubes from 0.04 mL to 2.0 mL and spins up to 12,000 RPM
- Digital display enables precise speed control
- 12,000 RPM maximum speed for rapid separations
- 18-tube capacity handles 1.5 mL and 2.0 mL samples
- Fixed-angle rotor design ensures consistent results
- Compact benchtop footprint fits limited lab space
Benchtop Centrifuge for Small-Volume Samples
This benchtop centrifuge handles up to eighteen tubes in a single run. The angled rotor accepts twelve 0.04 mL tubes alongside six 1.5 mL and six 2.0 mL tubes. Digital controls provide variable speed adjustment and programmable operation for routine lab workflows.
Maximum Speed of 12,000 RPM
The unit reaches a top speed of 12,000 RPM with a fixed-angle plastic rotor measuring three inches in diameter. Six 2 mL adapters are included to secure smaller tubes during high-speed separation. The digital display shows runtime and speed settings clearly.
Suited for Labs Processing Micro-Volume Tubes
Ideal for technicians who need a compact, non-refrigerated spinner for 1.5 mL and 2.0 mL tubes. Not suited for buyers who require temperature control or capacity for larger tube formats.
Highlights
- Digital display enables precise speed control
- 12,000 RPM maximum speed for rapid separations
- 18-tube capacity handles 1.5 mL and 2.0 mL samples
- Fixed-angle rotor design ensures consistent results
- Compact benchtop footprint fits limited lab space
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does 12,000 RPM mean for sample separation in this centrifuge?
At 12,000 RPM the fixed-angle rotor produces enough g-force to pellet cells and precipitate proteins in 1.5 mL or 2.0 mL tubes within typical run times.
How does the digital speed control limit the maximum speed?
The digital display lets you set any speed up to 12,000 RPM in increments, and the motor stops accelerating once the programmed value is reached.
Will the 3-inch rotor diameter fit on a standard bench?
The unit measures 6 1/4 in wide, 7 7/8 in deep and 5 1/8 in high, so it occupies a small footprint on most lab benches.
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