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Benchtop centrifuge with refrigeration LMC-4200R

Benchtop centrifuge with refrigeration LMC-4200R

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SKU:LMC-4200R

Estimated delivery time: 2-3 weeks

Warranty: 2 years

The Grant-bio LMC-4200R is a refrigerated low-speed benchtop centrifuge for temperature-sensitive samples. The chamber temperature can be set from -10 to +25 °C and cools down in under 10 minutes, protecting sample integrity during longer runs.

Interchangeable rotors take 10–50 ml centrifuge tubes, microplates (including deep-well) or gel cards, spinning tubes at up to 4200 rpm (3160 x g) and microplates at up to 2000 rpm (560 x g). Speed, time and temperature are set with push buttons and shown on a 2-line LCD. Soft start and run-down protect samples, and the lid lock and automatic imbalance stop ensure safe operation.

Typical applications:

  • Temperature-controlled centrifugation of cell suspensions
  • Enzymology and biochemical sample preparation
  • DNA/RNA extraction and sedimentation of biological materials
  • Blood group serology with gel cards

Key highlights:

  • Temperature range: -10…+25 °C
  • Speed: 100–4200 rpm (tubes), 100–2000 rpm (microplates)
  • Max. RCF: 3160 x g (tubes), 560 x g (microplates)
  • Timer: 1–90 min with automatic switch-off
  • 2-year warranty
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Product highlights

  • Spin speed: up to 4200 rpm for tubes, up to 2000 rpm for microtitre plates
  • Temperature setting range -10ºC to 25ºC
  • Timed operation (1 to 90 minutes), with automatic switch-off
  • ‘Soft-start’ and ‘run-down’ functions
  • Choice of interchangeable rotors for up to 12 centrifuge tubes or 2 microplates
  • Auto ‘IMBALANCE’ stop and warning diagnostics
  • Low noise level

Applications

  • Life-science - universal applications for all centrifugation requiring a controlled temperature of biomaterial. Temperature control of the ‘cold-shelf’ is the standard needed for enzymologists and cell biologists ensuring the conditions necessary for reproducibility of the sample preparation stage.