High Speed Refrigerated Centrifuge

Name: High Speed Refrigerated Centrifuge
Brand: ConductScience
SKU: BIO-0945
Availability: InStock

SKU BIO-0293

$7,225.00

IncludesStandard care

High-capacity refrigerated centrifuge operating up to 21,000 rpm with temperature control from -20°C to 40°C, accommodating 4×750ml samples for temperature-sensitive separation protocols.

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Model fit: 1 selectable configurations
SKU family: BIO-0945
Shipping box: 29527.56 x 157.48 x 38.0 cm
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Category: Centrifuges
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Category: Centrifuges

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The High Speed Refrigerated Centrifuge is a high-capacity laboratory instrument designed for temperature-controlled separation applications requiring substantial rotor volumes and precise speed control. This benchtop unit operates at speeds up to 21,000 rpm with maximum relative centrifugal force of 47,580×g, accommodating up to 4×750ml sample volumes per run. The integrated refrigeration system maintains sample temperatures from -20°C to 40°C with ±2°C accuracy, essential for preserving temperature-sensitive biological materials during extended centrifugation protocols.

The centrifuge features digital speed control with ±30 rpm precision and programmable timing from 1 minute to 23 hours 59 minutes. Sound dampening reduces operational noise to ≤65dB, suitable for standard laboratory environments. The substantial 252 kg net weight provides operational stability during high-speed runs, while the compact 825×625×910mm footprint fits standard benchtop configurations.

How It Works

Centrifugal separation exploits differences in particle density, size, and shape by subjecting samples to controlled gravitational forces. The centrifuge rotor accelerates samples in a circular path, generating centrifugal force proportional to the square of angular velocity and radius from the rotation axis. Denser particles migrate outward faster than lighter components, enabling separation based on sedimentation coefficients.

The integrated refrigeration system circulates coolant through the rotor chamber, maintaining precise temperature control during operation. This prevents thermal denaturation of proteins, maintains enzyme activity, and preserves sample integrity during extended protocols. Variable speed control allows optimization of separation conditions for different sample types, from gentle pelleting of fragile cells to high-force clarification of dense suspensions.

Digital timing and speed controls enable reproducible protocols with precise control over separation parameters. The microprocessor monitors rotor speed, temperature, and elapsed time, automatically terminating runs when programmed conditions are met while maintaining safe deceleration profiles.

Features & Benefits

21,000 rpm maximum speed with 47,580×g RCF

Enables efficient separation of dense particles and subcellular components that require high centrifugal forces for adequate pelleting or clarification.

Temperature control from -20°C to 40°C

Preserves temperature-sensitive samples including enzymes, proteins, and nucleic acids during extended centrifugation protocols.

4×750ml maximum capacity per rotor

Processes large sample volumes in single runs, reducing processing time and improving workflow efficiency for bulk preparations.

±30 rpm speed precision

Ensures reproducible separation conditions critical for quantitative protocols and method validation requirements.

Programmable timing up to 23 hours 59 minutes

Accommodates extended protocols including density gradient separations and slow-speed applications without operator intervention.

≤65dB operational noise level

Maintains acceptable laboratory sound environment during operation without requiring sound enclosures or isolation.

252 kg operational weight

Provides mechanical stability during high-speed operation, reducing vibration transfer and improving separation consistency.

Dual voltage compatibility

Adapts to different laboratory power configurations with optional external transformer for international installations.

Feature	This Product	Typical Alternative	Advantage
Maximum Speed	21,000 rpm	Entry-level refrigerated centrifuges typically operate up to 15,000-18,000 rpm	Higher speeds enable more efficient separation of dense particles and reduce processing time for demanding applications.
Sample Capacity	4×750ml maximum capacity	Benchtop models often accommodate smaller volumes with 4×250ml or 6×50ml configurations	Large volume capacity reduces number of processing runs required for bulk sample preparations.
Temperature Range	-20°C to 40°C with ±2°C accuracy	Basic refrigerated units typically offer 2°C to 40°C range with lower precision	Extended low-temperature capability preserves sample integrity for applications requiring sub-zero processing conditions.
Speed Precision	±30 rpm accuracy	Standard centrifuges often provide ±50-100 rpm precision	Improved speed control ensures reproducible separation conditions critical for quantitative protocols and method validation.
Maximum RCF	47,580×g	Compact refrigerated models typically generate 25,000-35,000×g maximum force	Higher centrifugal force capability enables separation of smaller particles and denser materials that require increased gravitational force.
Operational Noise	≤65dB noise level	High-speed centrifuges often operate at 70-80dB without sound enclosures	Reduced noise levels improve laboratory working environment and allow operation without additional sound isolation measures.

This centrifuge combines high-speed capability with substantial sample capacity and precise temperature control in a benchtop configuration. The 21,000 rpm speed and 4×750ml capacity provide processing capability typically found in larger floor-standing models, while maintaining compatibility with standard laboratory bench installations.