The high-speed benchtop refrigerated centrifuge is a refrigerated centrifuge that is used for separation in the domains of medicine, life science, and agricultural science. This machine can be outfitted with a variety of rotors to satisfy the needs of diverse scientific research experiments. It also contains high-quality compressors, motors, and rotors with little vibration and noise. A maximum speed noise of the high-speed benchtop refrigerated centrifuge is less than 67dB. The normal working noise is less than 62dB when it is operating regularly. Here are ten tips for the refrigerated benchtop centrifuge to help you extend the life of your high-speed benchtop refrigerated centrifuge.

1. To avoid the rotor from clinging to the rotating shaft or the transmission shaft from bending owing to static load for an extended period of time, the rotor must be withdrawn from the centrifuge machine after each use. Before utilizing the rotor, put a layer of oil to the connection between the rotor and the rotating shaft if the machine will be working for an extended period of time.

2. Avoid colliding with the rotor with sharp items. Also, avoid shocks during shipment and disassembly, as well as cracks in the rotor caused by scratches or trauma during usage.

3. The rotor and centrifuge cup are typically cleaned once a week. The benchtop high-speed chilled centrifuge should be cleaned immediately after separating saline solutions or other corrosive samples. If the sample splattered, soaked, or dripped onto the rotor while in operation, it should be sucked dry and cleaned on the spot.

4. When cleaning the rotor, use the cleaning chemical on a sponge or cotton towel to avoid damaging the surface oxide layer. The cleaning ingredient should then be washed away with distilled water or rubbed away with 70% olein. Do not spray or splash water on the rotor, as the liquid could become trapped somewhere and cause damage.

5. After replacing the belt, turn the motor's belt clockwise several times by hand to verify the balance of the running stagnation balance and to examine if the belt is twisted and slipping. Once you've identified this, you may install the rotor and take it through its paces.

6. Before removing the high-speed benchtop refrigerated centrifuge's side panel, unplug the power supply, and no live operation is permitted to safeguard the user from electric shock or machine damage.

Summary

The procedures described above can be used to maintain a high-speed refrigerated centrifuge. If none of the above approaches work, you should contact the manufacturer or seller of a high-speed benchtop refrigerated centrifuge.