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Nuve NF 200 Bench Top Centrifuge

Description

The Nuve NF 200 Bench Top Centrifuge is a compact laboratory instrument designed for the separation of liquid samples through centrifugal force. Engineered for routine daily use in clinical, research, and industrial settings, this centrifuge provides a reliable solution for small to medium-sized sample processing where bench space is at a premium. Its design focuses on ease of operation and safety, facilitating efficient workflows in diagnostic and analytical laboratories.

Key Features

  • Compact footprint designed to minimise bench space requirements in busy laboratory environments.
  • Microprocessor control system for precise management of speed and time parameters.
  • Safety features include a lid lock mechanism and motor over-temperature protection.
  • Quiet induction motor ensures a stable and low-noise working environment during operation.
  • Digital display provides clear visibility of operational status and set parameters.

Applications

  • Routine blood and urine sample separation in clinical diagnostic laboratories.
  • General sedimentation and pelleting tasks in molecular biology and biochemistry research.
  • Small-scale sample preparation for analytical chemistry and quality control testing.

Disclaimer

This centrifuge must be operated on a level, stable surface and requires balanced loading of the rotor to ensure safe operation and prevent mechanical wear.

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