Centrifuge Machine 2008-1 Wincom
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The Wincom 2008-1 Centrifuge Machine is a benchtop laboratory centrifuge manufactured by Wincom Company Ltd. It is designed for low-speed routine sample separation in industrial, educational, medical, and clinical research laboratories.
Technical Specifications
- Maximum Speed: 4000 rpm
- Maximum Relative Centrifugal Force (RCF): 3470g
- Rotor Capacity Options: 12 x 15textml, 18 10 ml, or 24 x 10ml tubes
- Timer Range: 0 to 99 minutes
- Certifications: CE, ISO, and RoHS compliant
- Warranty: 1 year
Key Applications
- Clinical Labs: Separating blood serum and plasma components.
- Education: Standard biology and chemistry educational demonstrations.
- Industrial Research
Expanded Equipment Breakdown
The Wincom 2008-1 Centrifuge is a mechanical separation unit engineered for reliability in high-throughput environments. It features an automatic stabilization chassis to counteract minor rotor imbalances. [1, 2, 3, 4]
Structural and Design Characteristics
- Enclosure Material: Coated industrial steel housing to resist chemical corrosion and mechanical impacts.
- Form Factor: Desktop configuration optimized to save precious laboratory bench space.
- Safety Mechanism: Secure lid lock system to prevent opening while the internal rotor is spinning.
- Control Layout: Front-facing control knobs allowing rapid configuration of spin velocity and cycle run-time.
Advanced Operational Metrics
- Speed Step Control: Precise adjustment configurations up to the maximum limit of 4000 rpm.
- Procurement Cost Range: The typical B2B market unit price fluctuates between $199.00 and $489.00 USD, depending heavily on wholesale order volumes.
- Export Availability: Manufactured globally with standard electrical options suitable for localized electrical grids.
Crucial Safety and Operational Guidelines
- Symmetrical Loading: Counterbalance tubes of identical mass exactly opposite each other in the rotor structure.
- Volumetric Balancing: Use a dummy tube filled with water if an odd number of experimental samples must be processed.
- Pre-spin Inspection: Verify the primary rotor central nut is completely tightened before closing the lid latch.
- Post-cycle Clearance: Never manually force the lid open or attempt to brake the spin head by hand; wait for a complete standstill.
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