Mini Laboratory Centrifuge MICRO CENTAUR - Fair

Micro Centaur: The Compact and Versatile Centrifuge for Laboratories

The Micro Centaur is a benchtop centrifuge designed to meet the specific needs of general practitioners and veterinarians. Its compact and lightweight design makes it an ideal tool for laboratories where space is limited. With a maximum speed of 14,500 RPM and a centrifugal force of up to 15,279 x g, the Micro Centaur ensures rapid and precise separation of mixtures and biological samples.

This centrifuge is equipped with a digital display and easy-to-clean buttons, ensuring simple and hygienic operation. The automatic lid lock during rotor operation and the emergency release function ensure optimum safety. The Micro Centaur complies with the IVD directive 98/79/EC, making it a reliable choice for clinical examinations.

The Micro Centaur is compatible with 1.5 ml/2 ml tubes and capillary tubes, making it versatile for various applications. Its brushless motor and stainless steel chamber ensure durability and performance. The ability to set the centrifugation time and view the process through a window in the lid add to its user-friendliness.

The Micro Centaur is ideal for hospital and research laboratories, including amino acid analyses, enzyme, biochemical and immune assays, and physiological fluid separation. Its small size and light weight make it easy to transport and use in tight spaces.

• Weight: 5 kg
• Dimensions: 180 mm (H) x 220 mm (W) x 270 mm (D)
• Maximum capacity: 48 ml
• Maximum speed: 14,500 RPM
• Maximum centrifugal force: 15,279 x g
• Timer: 15 seconds to 99 minutes 45 seconds, in 15 second increments
• Noise level: <56 dB
• Number of acceleration speeds: 3
• Number of braking speeds: 3
• Number of programs: 9
• Display: Digital LED
• Motor: Brushless induction
• Safety: Automatic lid lock, unbalance shutdown
• Cooling: Air
• Power supply: 230V, 3.15A, single phase, 50/60Hz or 110V, 3.15A, single phase, 50/60Hz or 110/230V, 50/60Hz
• Power: 95 W
• Minimum acceleration time: 26 seconds
• Minimum braking time: 17 seconds