Centrifuge Machine | Labxe

Centrifuge Machine (Mini, Laboratory & Doctor Centrifuge) | Labxe

 

Labxe Centrifuge Machines are built for fast, reliable sample separation across research, clinical, and teaching labs. From compact Mini Centrifuges for quick spins to versatile Laboratory Centrifuges and clinic-friendly Doctor Centrifuges, Labxe delivers stable RPM/RCF, low noise, and robust safety—day after day.

What is a Centrifuge & Why It Matters

Centrifuge Machine | Labxe

A centrifuge machine separates components of a liquid by spinning samples at high speed, generating relative centrifugal force (RCF, g-force). It’s essential for:

• Serum/plasma separation

• Pellet collection (DNA, cells, proteins)

• PRP/PRF prep (clinical)

• Microfiltration & quick spin-downs

• Routine diagnostics and quality control

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Labxe Mini Centrifuge Machine | Digital Display

Centrifuge Machine | Labxe

The Labxe Mini Centrifuge Machine is a compact, high-performance device designed for quick spin-downs of small samples. With a speed of 6000 RPM and a user-friendly digital display, this centrifuge is ideal for molecular biology, clinical diagnostics, and teaching labs.

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✅ Key Features

Centrifuge Machine | Labxe

• Speed: 6000 RPM stable performance

• Capacity: 6 × 1.5/2.0 mL microtubes (adapters for 0.2/0.5 mL available)

• Digital display for easy monitoring

• Brushless DC motor for quiet, maintenance-free operation

• Transparent safety lid for viewing samples during run

• One-touch start/stop operation

• Compact design saves bench space

  ⚙️ Technical Specifications

  • Speed: 6000 RPM

  • Capacity: 6 × 1.5/2.0 mL tubes

  • Display: Digital LED

  • Motor: Brushless DC motor

  • Operation: One-touch button control

  • Safety: Lid lock & stable operation

2) Laboratory Centrifuge (Bench-Top, General Purpose)

Best for: Research labs, pharma QC, academic labs needing flexibility.
Typical features:

• Speed range: ~500–15,000 RPM (model-dependent), microprocessor control

• Rotors: Fixed-angle for 1.5/2 mL, 5 mL; swing-out for 15 mL & 50 mL conical tubes

• Capacity options: 12–24 × 15 mL / 6–12 × 50 mL (varies by rotor)

• Controls: Digital LCD, rpm/rcf toggle, timer, soft start/stop

• Safety: Imbalance detection, auto-lid lock, overspeed protection

• Optional: Refrigeration for temperature-sensitive samples

Why labs choose it: One machine covers microtubes, conicals, and routine separations with precise, repeatable control.

3) Doctor Centrifuge (Clinical/Pathology)

Best for: Clinics, diagnostic centers, blood banks, small hospitals.
Typical features:

• Speed range: ~500–4,000 RPM (gentle yet effective serum separation)

• Capacity: 6–12 positions for 5/10/15 mL tubes

• Timer: 0–30 min; clear lid to view run

• Use cases: Serum/plasma prep, urine sediments, routine diagnostics

• Benefits: Simple interface, low noise, stable runs—ideal for daily clinical workloads

Why doctors choose it: Reliable serum separation with easy operation and quick turnaround.

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Core Benefits of Labxe Centrifuges

Centrifuge Machine | Labxe

• Brushless DC motor for long life, low maintenance, low noise

• Microprocessor accuracy for consistent RPM/RCF and run times

• Soft start/brake to protect pellets and avoid re-suspension

• Imbalance & overspeed protection, auto-lid lock for operator safety

• Chemical-resistant exterior and easy-clean chamber

• Compact footprints to save valuable bench space

How to Choose the Right Centrifuge

1. Sample format: Microtubes → Mini/Lab; 15/50 mL → Laboratory; Clinical tubes → Doctor

2. Required g-force: Pelleting DNA/proteins often needs higher RCF → Lab centrifuge

3. Throughput: More tubes at once → swing-out rotor or higher-capacity fixed-angle

4. Temperature control: Heat-sensitive analytes → consider refrigerated variant

5. Budget & footprint: Mini for low-cost/space, Doctor for clinics, Lab for versatility

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Applications by Segment

Centrifuge Machine | Labxe

• Clinical/Pathology: Serum/plasma separation, PRP/PRF

• Biotech & Academia: Nucleic acid precipitation, cell pelleting, quick spin-downs

• Pharma & QC: Phase separation, particulate studies

• Food & Environment: Clarification, sediment testing

• Teaching Labs: Safe, simple platforms for student training

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Installation, Calibration & Care

• Place on a level, vibration-free bench; allow 10–15 cm clearance around vents

• Verify voltage and earthing; load tubes symmetrically (balanced pairs)

• Daily: Wipe rotor/chamber; check tubes for cracks; ensure lid lock works

• Weekly: Inspect rotor for corrosion; check grommets and adapters

• Periodic: Tachometer check for RPM accuracy; replace worn O-rings; service brushes (if applicable)

• Never exceed rated speed for a given rotor/tube; use matching tube caps/adapters