Laboratory centrifuge for the dairy industry CLU-1 "Orbit" (Ukraine)
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Due to its universality, accelerating up to 1 500 rpm and completely separating heterogeneous liquid systems up to 2 g/m3 (2-103 kg/m3) in the field of centrifugal forces, laboratory centrifuge TLU has earned a wide application in carrying out research in medicine, veterinary medicine, biochemical, biological studies, as well as in practice of laboratory diagnosis.
Vetinstrument also produces universal laboratory centrifuges with heating which have, if necessary, heating system of tested media within the temperature range from Tocr +5 to +60 0C.
Laboratory centrifuge CLU-1 "Orbit" is very simple, reliable and easy to operate. Due to highly informative dashboard and convenient control algorithm, any user, even with minimal training, is able to master the operation of the device. Average lifetime of the product with at least 1 500 hours MTBF is up to 10-15 years. The material of the laboratory centrifuge is cold-rolled sheet steel coated with chemically resistant powder paint in an electrostatic field. Internal drum and setting disk, designed for 16 samples, can be made of stainless steel according to the customer's wish and peculiarities of operation.
One of advantages of laboratory centrifuge produced by our enterprise is safety of its work owing to stipulated locking of motor at opening of the cover of the article. The original mounting system makes it possible to reduce noise, vibrations and run-out of the disc.
Laboratory centrifuge CLU-1 "Orbit" - is a truly universal reliable product, a combination of quality and affordable price, reliability in operation, which will serve your laboratory for many years.
The maximum number of samples placed on the disc is 16.
Separation Factor:
for other tests - 500±100;
Exposure range, min - 1-15.
Rated rotational frequency of disk, min-1 - 1370.
Electric motor power, kW - 180.
Power supply voltage, V - 220±10%.
Frequency, Hz - 50.
Average operating time before failure not less than 1500.
The average service life, not less than 10 years.
Average daily operating time, h, not more than 1.75.
Overall dimensions (LхххВ) - 520х560х270.
Weight, kg, not more - 25.
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