Frontier™ 5000 Multi-Pro FC5720R - Maximum Capacity 4 x 200 ml
item number: 39598
Maximum speed 20,000 rpm, maximum relative centrifugal force 38,007 x g
List price € 9.345,00
Centrifuges High-Speed Centrifuges, Cooled
Refrigerated high-speed centrifuges are laboratory devices that combine high rotational speeds with active temperature control of the sample chamber. They are used in areas where temperature-sensitive sample material needs to be protected from warming during centrifugation. In this category, you will find an overview of various designs of this device group for professional laboratory use.
Centrifuges / High-Speed Centrifuges, Cooled
Benchtop Centrifuge Frontier™ Multi-Pro FC5718R, max. capacity 4 x 200 ml, refrigerated
item number: 39597
max. 18,000 rpm, 23,525 x g
List price € 6.600,00
Frontier™ 5000 Series Multi Pro FC5830R - max. capacity 6 x 250 ml
item number: 39574
max. speed: 30,000 rpm, max. RCF: 65,395 x g
List price € 11.660,00
High Speed Centrifuge Z 327 K, max. capacity 4 x 200 ml, refrigerated
item number: 39129
max. speed: 18,000 rpm max. RCF: 23,525 xg
Price on request
High Speed Refrigerated Centrifuge Z 32 HK - max. Capacity 4 x 100 ml
item number: 17134
max. Speed 20,000 rpm, max. RCF 38,012 x g
Price on request
High Speed Refrigerated Centrifuge Z 36 HK - max. Capacity 6 x 250 ml
item number: 17102
Max. speed: 30000 rpm, max. RCF: 65,390 x g
Price on request
High-Speed Centrifuges, Refrigerated: Application Area and Selection
What Characterizes Refrigerated High-Speed Centrifuges
High-speed centrifuges with cooling function combine powerful rotor technology with temperature control of the interior. This allows the sample temperature to be controlled during longer or more intensive centrifugation runs. The specific technical equipment varies depending on the model and manufacturer.
Applications in Laboratory and Research
Devices in this category are used where samples need to be separated by centrifugal forces while simultaneously being thermally protected. Typical fields of application are in biochemical, medical, and pharmaceutical laboratories, although the exact suitability always depends on the respective device model.
Related Laboratory Areas
Since cooling is a central feature of this device class, it may also be worthwhile to take a look at the cooling technology section for supplementary laboratory equipment.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a refrigerated and a non-refrigerated high-speed centrifuge?
A refrigerated version has a cooling system that regulates the temperature in the rotor chamber during operation. This is not provided in non-refrigerated devices, so samples can heat up more due to rotation.
Which samples are suitable for refrigerated high-speed centrifuges?
They are generally suitable for samples that are sensitive to temperature fluctuations. However, the specific suitability for certain sample types depends on the respective device and its technical specifications.
What does the term "high-speed" mean for centrifuges?
The term generally refers to centrifuges that can achieve higher rotational speeds compared to standard centrifuges. Specific speed ranges vary depending on the model and can be found in the respective product specifications.
Are all devices in this category equipped with rotors?
Centrifuges generally require a rotor for operation. Which rotor types are available or included in the scope of delivery in individual cases can be found in the respective product information.
Can refrigerated high-speed centrifuges be used in continuous operation?
Whether continuous operation is possible depends on the technical design of the respective device. Binding information on this can be found in the technical data of the respective product.
What role does the cooling temperature play in sample quality?
A controlled temperature can help limit temperature-related changes to the sample during centrifugation. The actual effect depends on the sample material and device properties.
Do refrigerated high-speed centrifuges require a special installation location?
Since these devices have active cooling, requirements regarding ventilation or floor space may arise. Specific requirements can be found in the respective manufacturer's specifications.