TD4 Benchtop Low-Speed Centrifuge, 4,000 rpm (CAT#: STEM-AL-3687-ZJF)

Highlights

Microprocessor control manages run parameters

Brushless variable-frequency drive provides stable speed control

Rotor and adapter options support multiple sample formats

Cat Number: STEM-AL-3687-ZJF

Application: for routine laboratory sample separation

Model: TD4




Description

TD4 Benchtop Low-Speed Centrifuge is designed for routine laboratory sample separation. It uses controlled centrifugal force to separate sample components according to density. The instrument supports the stated rotor capacity and compatible vessel formats. Electronic control regulates rotor speed and operating time. The display presents setpoints, run status, and available calculated centrifugal-force information. Acceleration, braking, and program functions follow the configuration documented for the model. The chamber and rotor arrangement support routine loading, balancing, and sample recovery. Protective functions address overspeed, imbalance, and door conditions according to the source configuration. The system supports repeatable separation workflows within the specified operating limits.

Specification

Maximum Speed: 4,000 rpm
Maximum Capacity: 6 × 15 mL
Maximum RCF: 2,100 ×g
Timer Range: 1-99 min59 s
Total Power: 100 W
Power Supply: AC 220V 50Hz 5A
Control System: Microprocessor
Drive Motor: Brushless DC motor

Features

Microprocessor control manages run parameters
Brushless variable-frequency drive provides stable speed control
Rotor and adapter options support multiple sample formats
Electronic control supports repeatable operation
Configured sample holders support the documented vessel formats
Timed operation supports consistent processing
Protective enclosure supports routine laboratory use
High-quality products

High-quality products

Reliable performance

Wide range of applications

Wide range of applications

For various laboratory needs

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