DM0424 Low Speed Centrifuge
DM0424 Low Speed Centrifuge is a compact and reliable laboratory centrifuge designed for routine clinical sample processing. Featuring a maximum speed of 4,000 rpm, an LCD display, customizable programs, and quiet operation, it is ideal for hospitals, diagnostic laboratories, and research facilities.
The DM0424 Low Speed Centrifuge provides efficient and reliable separation of serum, plasma, whole blood, and urine samples. It features a user-friendly LCD display, programmable settings, multiple acceleration and deceleration levels, and a maintenance-free brushless DC motor for smooth, quiet operation. Compatible with a variety of blood collection and centrifuge tubes, it is well suited for clinical diagnostics, biochemical analysis, medical research, and routine laboratory applications.
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