Brand: GEMMY Industrial | Category: Medical Equipment

A benchtop universal centrifuge with a moulded stainless steel chamber, analogue speed control and a mechanical timer, running from 0 to 12000 rpm depending on the rotor fitted. Rotors are interchangeable using the supplied hexagon wrench, and a safety locking latch cuts the motor if the lid is opened during a spin.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 310 × 360 × 310 mm |
| Net weight | 15.0 kg ±0.5 kg |
| Timer | Mechanical, 60 minutes |
| Motor | 100 W, brush type |
| Fixed-angle rotor limit | Manufacturer recommends a maximum of 5,000 rpm |
| HCT rotor | F-2415; listed speed 12,000–13,000 rpm ±10% |
GEMMY 2026 catalogue, page 8, PLC-012 column. Speed and tube capacity depend on the selected rotor; the HCT rating must not be applied to a fixed-angle rotor. Confirm the exact rotor and its operating instructions before use. Checked 2026-09-29.
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