TD5A Benchtop Low-Speed Centrifuge, 5,500 rpm (CAT#: STEM-AL-4270-ZJF)

Highlights

Maximum speed of 5,500 rpm

Maximum relative centrifugal force of 4,800 × g

Maximum capacity of 4 × 250 mL

Cat Number: STEM-AL-4270-ZJF

Application: for routine sedimentation and separation of clinical and laboratory samples

Model: TD5A




Description

TD5A Benchtop Low-Speed Centrifuge is designed for routine sedimentation and separation of clinical and laboratory samples. The instrument reaches a maximum speed of 5,500 rpm. The documented maximum relative centrifugal force is 4,800 × g. The rotor system supports swing-out rotors for tubes and microplates. Electronic control manages speed, time, and stored operating methods. The DC brushless motor provides stable rotation during acceleration, running, and deceleration. Safety functions monitor operating conditions such as overspeed, imbalance, temperature, and door status where applicable. The chamber and enclosure are arranged for routine loading, cleaning, and laboratory operation. The centrifuge supports repeatable sample separation within the documented rotor, load, and environmental limits.

Specification

Model: TD5A
Maximum Capacity: 4 × 250 mL
Maximum Speed: 5,500 rpm
Maximum RCF: 4,800 × g
Speed Accuracy: ±30 rpm
Timer: 1 min to 99 h 59 min 59 s
Drive: DC brushless motor
Power: 500 W
Noise: ≤65 dB(A)
Dimensions: 600 × 540 × 360 mm
Weight: 35 kg
Rotor Options: swing-out rotors for tubes and microplates

Features

Maximum speed of 5,500 rpm
Maximum relative centrifugal force of 4,800 × g
Maximum capacity of 4 × 250 mL
DC brushless motor with electronic control
Programmable timed, continuous, and short-spin operation
Overspeed, imbalance, and door-safety protection
Multiple rotor configurations for varied sample formats
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