DM0506 Low Speed Centrifuge
The DM0506 Low Speed Centrifuge is a compact and efficient laboratory centrifuge designed for routine clinical sample processing. With speeds up to 5,000 rpm, programmable settings, and a user-friendly LCD, it delivers reliable performance for everyday laboratory applications.
The DM0506 Low Speed Centrifuge offers accurate and efficient sample separation with a speed range of 300–5,000 rpm, programmable operation, and adjustable deceleration settings. Its easy-to-read LCD display, automatic lid release, and maintenance-free brushless DC motor ensure convenient and dependable operation. Ideal for serum, plasma, urine, and stool sample processing, it is widely used in hospitals, diagnostic laboratories, blood banks, research institutions, and clinical testing laboratories.
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