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Thermo Scientific Centrifuge X4FR, 220-240 V/120 V

Brand:Thermo Scientific

Specifications

Depth: 696 mm
Dimensions (WxDxH): 564 x 696 x 835 mm
Power supply frequency: 50/60 Hz
Height: 835 mm
Max. rcf: 25830 x g
Max. speed: 15200 1/min
Max. temperature: 40 °C
Max. voltage: 240 V
Min. temperature: -20 °C
Min. voltage: 220 V

$40,818.80

Inc. GST

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Product description

The Thermo Centrifuge X4FR, 220-240 V/120 V is a high-performance centrifuge designed for applications in the biopharmaceutical sector, academic research, and clinical diagnostics. Manufactured by Thermo, this centrifuge features a motorised lid latch that enables one-finger downward motion for easy closing and locking of the centrifuge lid.

Key Features:

Brand: Thermo
Model: X4FR
Voltage: 220-240 V/120 V
User Interface: Intuitive full-colour touchscreen interface
Programme Memory: Up to 100 programme memory locations
Interfaces: USB, RS 232, and Ethernet
Technology: GreenCool technology for refrigerated models with natural refrigerant R290
Run Time: Up to 99 h 59 min 59 s, with continuous operation
Profiles: 9 acceleration and 10 deceleration profiles
Reproducibility: ACE integrator function for increased reproducibility
Rotor Change: Auto-Lock enables quick and easy rotor change at the touch of a button
Performance: SMARTSpin technology optimises acceleration and braking while compensating for imbalances

This centrifuge is a reliable option for laboratories requiring touchscreen control, flexible connectivity, reproducible results, and efficient rotor handling.

Frequently asked questions

The X4FR is designed for the intended laboratory application. The stated format and features make the product suitable for routine laboratory work within that application.

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