High Speed Non-refrigerated Benchtop Centrifuge NovaFuge B120-16(LED)

The NovaFuge B120-16 centrifuge is a versatile instrument designed for everyday laboratory workflows. It reliably supports a wide range of routine applications in biotechnology, PCR processing, life sciences research, biochemical studies, and clinical diagnostics. This model is well-suited for standard sample preparation and analysis tasks in medical, pharmaceutical, and scientific research laboratories. Its compatibility with various rotors and adapters ensures flexible operation across diverse experimental needs.

• Constructed with a tough powder-coated finish and a solid stainless steel chamber protected by a guarding ring.
• Ensures long-term reliability with a robust, maintenance-free drive system based on variable frequency motor technology.
• Operator safety is enhanced by an electronic lock that keeps the lid firmly closed during operation.
• A manual opening feature guarantees access to the chamber under any circumstances.
• The heavy lid is effortlessly supported by integrated pneumatic springs for safe handling.
• Models with refrigeration employ a CFC-free system and can pre-cool the chamber before a run begins.
• Save time with instantly accessible previous settings and the ability to fine-tune parameters during a cycle.
• Experience precise control via a microprocessor managing speed, time, temperature, acceleration/deceleration, and RCF.
• System safety is ensured through automatic diagnostics for imbalance, temperature/speed limits, and voltage stability.
• Changing rotors is quick and straightforward thanks to a specially engineered connector design
• Optional:

  *Automatic lid opening at the end of run.

  *Short spin.

  *Rotor identification.

Centrifugation is a cornerstone technique, made possible by the centrifuge. This instrument rapidly spins samples, creating an artificial high-gravity environment. Within this field, components of a mixture separate based on their differential buoyancy; denser elements are forced to the tube's bottom. Laboratories deploy two primary physical formats: the ubiquitous benchtop centrifuge for routine analysis and the high-performance floor-standing centrifuge for intensive protocols. A defining accessory is the rotor, available in fixed-angle and swing-bucket configurations. To make a sound investment, one must meticulously evaluate specifications including maximum achievable relative centrifugal force (RCF), sample holding capacity, the necessity for refrigeration, and the robustness of safety interlock systems.