Thermo Fisher

Labofuge 300 Centrifuge

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What it is

The Thermo Scientific Labofuge 300 is a centrifuge that was originally manufactured by Heraeus under the Thermo Fisher scientific brand.^[2]

The Labofuge 300 is a laboratory centrifuge delivered with an eight-place swinging bucket rotor and eight suspensions for seven-milliliter and fifteen-milliliter tubes.^[1]

How it works

The Labofuge 300 uses an induction drive without carbon brushes.^[1]

The centrifuge is controlled by a microprocessor-driven Easycontrol II user interface with a protective foil covering the key and display elements.^[1]

The Labofuge 300 is designed with a galvanized sheet chassis with an armored shell and a plastic housing placed on top.^[1]

The centrifuge has a housing and rotor chamber manufactured from impact-resistant plastic.^[1]

Applications

The centrifuge is designed to separate liquid-suspended materials having different densities and particle sizes.^[1]

With the supplied swinging bucket rotor, commercially available blood sampling and glass tubes can be centrifuged.^[1]

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Power & electrical1

Voltage: 230 V, 50/60 Hz^[1]

Configuration & options12

Speed Range: 300 rpm – 4,000 rpm^[1]
Run Time: 1 min – 99 min, or continuous (hd)^[1]
Maximum Sample Density: 1.2 g/cm³^[1]
Maximum Permissible Load (swinging bucket rotor 7600 3265): 8 x 18 g / 8.5 g^[1]
Maximum Speed (swinging bucket rotor 7600 3265): 4,000 rpm^[1]
Maximum Permissible Load (fixed-angle rotor 7500 3760): 12 x 18 g^[1]
Maximum Speed (fixed-angle rotor 7500 3760): 3,000 rpm^[1]
Power Consumption: 180 W^[1]
Nominal Current: 1.25 A^[1]
Maximum Elevation: 2000 m above sea level^[1]
Maximum Relative Humidity: 80 % up to 31 °C; linearly decreasing to 50 % at 40 °C^[1]
Ambient Temperature Range: +2 °C to +40 °C^[1]

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Voltage230 V, 50/60 Hz^[1]

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