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News Release from: Thermo Fisher Scientific Laboratory Equipment | Subject: Centra-CL5
Edited by the Laboratorytalk Editorial
Team on 25 March 2002
High speed high volume centrifuges
New range offers choice of rotor options, with ventilated and refrigerated models and speeds of up to 15,000rpm or 21,000g plus advanced microprocessor control
The Thermo IEC Centra-CL5 series centrifuges offer both high speed and high volume versatility along with a large assortment of rotor options, making them ideal for a variety of laboratory applications Ventilated and refrigerated models available which accommodate a wide variety of tubes for pathology and research applications with a maximum speed of 15,000rpm or 21,000g
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High speed angle rotors or high volume swing out rotors are available for maximum versatility and the sealed Aerocarrier adapters provide aerosol containment.
Maintenance free induction drive brushless motor provides quiet operation and the programmable microprocess control panel stores up to 99 programmes, has moisture resistant membrane touch keys and numerical keypad.
The large, easy to read digital displays show speed, rcf, run time, temperature (refrigerated model only), acceleration rate, and programme number.
There is a hold setting and the exceptional safety features include a cover interlock, rotor recognition and imbalance detection.
The Centra CL5 series is built with safety in mind, conforming to ISO 9001, IEC 1010-2-020, CFC free, CSA certified, and CE marked.
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