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Corning High-Performance Refrigerated Benchtop Centrifuge (230V)

Brand:Corning

Specifications

Depth: 660 mm
Dimensions (WxDxH): 365 x 660 x 320 mm
Height: 320 mm
Max. rcf: 24270 x g
Max. speed: 18000 1/min
Max. temperature: 40 °C
Max. voltage: 230 V
Min. speed: 90 1/min
Min. temperature: -20 °C
Nominal capacity: 400 ml

$20,249.04

Inc. GST

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Product description

The Corning High-Performance Refrigerated Benchtop Centrifuge (230V) is engineered for rapid, precise, and temperature-controlled sample separation in professional laboratory environments. Combining high-speed performance with efficient refrigeration, it ensures reliable results while maintaining sample integrity for temperature-sensitive applications. Its compact benchtop design makes it ideal for laboratories with limited workspace, without compromising on power or functionality.

Key Features:

Brand: Corning
Model: C0336R (Refrigerated)
Voltage: 230V for compatibility with standard laboratory electrical systems
Performance: High-speed operation suitable for industrial, biochemical, medical, and veterinary laboratories
Temperature Control: Reliable refrigeration maintains sample temperature for temperature-sensitive applications
Programs: 100 user-defined programs with password protection
Display: Large graphical LCD for clear, intuitive operation
Safety Features: Automatic lid opening, start blocking when lid is open, and emergency lid lock release
Motor: Maintenance-free induction motor for long-term reliability
Balance Sensor: Integrated unbalance detection system
Programmable Settings: Density correction for samples >1.2 g/cm³ (automatic max speed adjustment)
Design: Compact benchtop configuration for efficient space utilization
Applications: Ideal for sample separation in research, clinical, and industrial laboratories

Note: Rotors must be ordered separately.

The Corning High-Performance Refrigerated Benchtop Centrifuge offers precision, safety, and reliability—making it an indispensable instrument for laboratories that demand high-speed, temperature-controlled centrifugation for sensitive or high-throughput workflows.

Frequently asked questions

It is engineered for rapid, precise, and temperature-controlled sample separation in professional laboratory environments. Combining high-speed performance with efficient refrigeration, it ensures reliable results while maintaining sample integrity for temperature-sensitive applications. Its compact benchtop design makes it ideal for laboratories with limited workspace, without compromising on power or functionality.

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