Desktop Electric Centrifuge Machine, 60W Lab Centrifuge with Adjustable Speed (0-4000r/min), Timer (0-60min), 2770xg Force, 6x50ml Rotor Capacity for Medical, Scientific Research, and Laboratory Use

SpecificationMount Type: DesktopAssembly Required: NoMaterial: Acrylic, Stainless Steel, Cold Rolled Steel, Plastic, RubberProcess: Plastic SprayingColor: Blue, WhiteShape: RectangularStyle: ModernVoltage: 110V 60HzPower Source: Corded ElectricityPlug Type: US StandardRated Power: 60WSpeed: 0-4000r/minMaximum Relative Centrifugal Force: 2770xgRotor Capacity: 6*50ml/0.05 Qt.Timing: 0-60 Min or Always OnProduct Size: 28*29*25.5cm/11.02*11.41*10.03inPackage Size: 37*34*33cm/14.57*13.39*12.99inGross Weight: 9.2kg/20.28lbsNet Weight: 8.6kg/18.96lbsPackage Included1* Desktop Electric Centrifuge1* English ManualNotes1. Please check the style and size before purchasing.2. Please read the instruction manual completely before installation and use, and pay particular attention to the safety instructions included. The centrifuge machine is a whole product, and should often pay attention to its maintenance.

• High-Efficiency Separation: Equipped with a 60W high-grade carbon brush motor, this centrifuge delivers a maximum relative centrifugal force of 2770xg, ensuring fast and effective separation of solid particles and liquids with different densities.
• Adjustable Speed & Timing: Features step-less speed regulation (0-4000r/min) and an intelligent timer (0-60min or always on), allowing precise control for various experimental needs.
• Durable & Safe Design: Made of corrosion-resistant acrylic, stainless steel, and cold-rolled steel, with fuse protection and anti-slip rubber feet for stability and safety during operation.
• Compact & Easy to Use: Its compact size (11.02" x 11.41" x 10.03") saves lab space, while the intuitive interface and sensitive knobs make it user-friendly for beginners and professionals alike.
• Wide Applications: It for medical, scientific, and laboratory use, including plasma, serum, urea analysis, and centrifugal sedimentation of suspensions in research, education, and industrial settings.