The Wincom 80-1 Centrifuge Machine is a portable, low-speed, desktop electric laboratory centrifuge manufactured by Wincom Company Ltd.. It is heavily utilized for qualitative analysis in clinics, biochemistry labs, and hospitals to separate plasma, serum, and urea.
Technical Specifications
- Maximum Speed: 4000 RPM with stepless adjustable control.
- Rotor Capacity: 6 slots for 20ml tubes 6 ml.
- Max Relative Centrifugal Force (RCF): 1790 g.
- Integrated Timer: Mechanical or digital countdown ranging from 0 to 60 minutes (0 to 120 minutes on specific variants).
- Power Requirements: Compatible with AC 220V, 50Hz grids.
- Material Construction: Steel plate frame and stainless steel inner components.
The Wincom 80-1 Centrifuge Machine relies on a 40W motor to separate liquid mixtures of different densities. The system features steel frame plate structural casing, an integrated timer, and stepless speed adjustment.
Operational Environment Requirements
- Ambient Temperature Range: Must be operated strictly between 5°C and 40°C.
- Relative Air Humidity: Must not exceed 80% to avoid condensation.
- Atmospheric Hazards: Keep the surrounding environment entirely free from conductive dust, corrosive chemicals, and explosive gases.
- Surface Placement: Requires a level, firm, stable, and vibration-free horizontal workspace.
Operational Protocol
- Safety Trial Run: Prior to sample loading, place empty tubes evenly in the rotor slots and run the unit at maximum speed for 1 to 2 minutes to test stability.
- Symmetrical Loading: Symmetrically balance all tubes inside the 6-slot rotor compartment. Unequal mass distributions will cause heavy vibrations.
- Lid Fastening: Close and lock the main centrifuge safety cover tightly before turning on power dials.
- Parameter Input: Rotate the timing dial or input the digital counter value (0-60 or 0-120 minutes). Turn the stepless variable controller dial slowly to ramp speed up to the desired target RPM (up to 4000 RPM).
- Sample Retrieval: Wait for the mechanical rotor to come to a complete, motionless stop before popping open the top protective lid. Never try to physically slow down or touch a moving rotor.
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