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Laboratory centrifuge MC-16000universalbloodfor DNA
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Characteristics
- Applications
- laboratory
- Function
- universal
- Sample type
- blood, for DNA, for RNA, for proteins, for platelet-deficient plasma, for platelet-rich plasma
- Configuration
- benchtop, tabletop
- Rotor type
- swing-out, fixed-angle
- Performance
- high-speed
- Speed
16,000 rpm
(100,531 rad.min-1)- RCF max (g)
17,800 unit
- Noise level
55 dB
- Weight
26 kg
(57.3 lb)- Length
390 mm
(15.4 in)- Width
330 mm
(13 in)- Height
320 mm
(12.6 in)
Description
The Medline MC-16000 High Speed Bench Top Centrifuge is ideal for laboratory applications that need major flexibility, momentum and processing. With its extensive range of motors and a maximum speed of 20,000rpm, this centrifuge provides a powerful solution to highly technical applications (e.g. specimen preparation) whilst taking up minimal bench space.
• RCF value displayed automatically
• Built-in safety system included – electronic door lock, imbalance, over-speed and over-temperature alarms
• Equipped with microprocessor control, brushless motor and large screen with digital display showing speed, time, temperature, etc.
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