What type of samples can the Thermo Heraeus Labofuge 400 handle?
The Labofuge 400 is designed for a variety of laboratory applications, including high-speed centrifugation for microliter rotors and gentle sedimentation of animal cell cultures in Falcon-type tubes. It is suitable for research, biology, and medical laboratories.
What is the maximum speed and capacity of this centrifuge?
The Labofuge 400 supports high-speed centrifugation, making it ideal for routine lab applications. However, the exact maximum speed and capacity depend on the rotor and tube type used. Refer to the manufacturer's specifications for precise details.
Can this centrifuge be used for both research and medical applications?
Yes, it is suitable for both research and medical applications. It can be used in biological, pharmaceutical, and clinical laboratories for various sample separation tasks.
What types of tubes are compatible with the Labofuge 400?
It is compatible with microliter tubes and Falcon-type tubes, allowing it to handle different sample types and separation needs.
Is the centrifuge easy to operate?
Yes, the Labofuge 400 is designed for routine lab use with user-friendly controls and settings, making it easy to operate even for those with minimal experience.
Does the centrifuge have safety features?
Yes, it is designed with safety in mind, featuring secure lid locking and rotor imbalance detection to ensure smooth operation and prevent accidents.
Can I use this centrifuge for delicate biological samples?
Yes, the Labofuge 400 is suitable for delicate biological samples, including cell cultures, thanks to its gentle sedimentation capabilities.
Is the Labofuge 400 suitable for high-throughput applications?
While it is efficient for routine laboratory applications, its capacity and speed should be checked against specific high-throughput needs to determine suitability.
Does it support different rotors for various applications?
Yes, it supports multiple rotor types, allowing flexibility for different centrifugation tasks. Make sure to check rotor compatibility for specific lab requirements.