Model No : ESAW (MO-07)
3-5 Working Days
Replacement
3 Days Replacement as standard, Free of Cost
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Support from 9:30 AM to 6:00 PM everyday
The **Medico Electrical Centrifuge** is designed to meet the rigorous demands of modern clinical and research laboratories. Unlike basic light-base models, this unit features a highly efficient **Brushless DC Motor**, ensuring quieter operation, zero maintenance, and exceptional longevity. Digital microprocessor control allows for precise setting and regulation of both RPM and RCF, providing the accuracy essential for published protocols.
Safety is paramount; the centrifuge includes a robust electronic lid lock, automatic imbalance detection with safety shutdown, and dynamic braking. Its solid construction minimizes vibration, even at maximum speed, ensuring the integrity of sensitive samples. The intuitive digital display provides real-time information on speed, time remaining, and error codes, enhancing user control and workflow efficiency.
| Motor Type | Brushless DC (Maintenance-free) |
| Control System | Microprocessor Digital |
| Max Speed (RPM) | Up to 15,000 RPM |
| Max RCF (g) | Approx. 20,000 x g |
| Safety Features | Imbalance Sensor, Lid Lock |
| Rotor Options | Angle and Swing-Out |
Brushless DC motors are preferred for high-performance centrifuges because they require virtually **no maintenance** (no brush replacement), operate much quieter, offer highly precise speed control via digital electronics, and have a significantly **longer lifespan**.
The system uses sensors to monitor excessive vibration. If the load is severely imbalanced, the microprocessor automatically detects the unsafe vibration level and immediately shuts down the motor to prevent damage to the unit and ensure user safety.
RPM (Revolutions Per Minute) is the speed of the motor. **RCF (Relative Centrifugal Force)** is the actual separating force applied to the sample, measured in $g$'s, and is dependent on both the RPM and the rotor radius. This centrifuge allows setting by RCF directly for protocol standardization.
Yes, due to its powerful motor and robust construction, this centrifuge is suitable for running higher-density samples. However, you must always check the **maximum density limit** specified in the manual, as high-density samples reduce the maximum permissible RPM/RCF.
This standard electrical centrifuge is typically uncooled, meaning it operates at ambient temperature plus the heat generated by friction. For protocols requiring strict temperature control (e.g., enzyme assays), you would need to opt for our dedicated **Refrigerated Centrifuge** models.
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