Description
Model 5430 benchtop centrifuge is a versatile laboratory centrifuge configured as an air-cooled unit, or without an active cooling function, for general-purpose sample separation on the bench. The instrument supports a wide range of routine applications in molecular biology, biochemistry and clinical sample preparation where temperature-controlled refrigeration is not required. Its benchtop format conserves floor space while providing the capacity and rotor flexibility expected of a universal centrifuge platform. The unit is supplied as 1 pc and has a weight of 32,920 kg, indicating a stable, full-size chassis suitable for continuous laboratory use. Air-cooled operation simplifies installation by removing the need for a refrigeration circuit, which can be advantageous in teaching labs, core facilities and research groups focused on ambient-temperature protocols. This Model 5430 centrifuge from manufacturer Eppendorf fits laboratories seeking a robust, non-refrigerated centrifuge for everyday pelleting, phase separation and sample clarification tasks. Operators can match rotors and adapters to their preferred tube formats while relying on the air-cooled design for straightforward maintenance and energy-conscious running.
This article is part of Benchtop & floor-standing centrifuges, in Centrifuges.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Model: 5430
- Product type: benchtop centrifuge
- Cooling: air-cooled or without cooling function
- Installation: benchtop
- Technical Information Sheet:
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Model 5430 benchtop centrifuge, Air-cooled or without cooling function is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Eppendorf for laboratory use. It sits in Benchtop & floor-standing centrifuges, inside Centrifuges, in Lab instruments.
A benchtop centrifuge sits on the bench and takes the ordinary tube rotors. A floor-standing model takes larger rotors and higher forces. Capacity, maximum force and which rotors are sold for it are the specification. Refrigeration is a separate choice, for samples that cannot warm.
A centrifuge separates by density. The rotor spins the sample and the force is reported as a multiple of gravity, not as a raw speed, because the same revolutions per minute are a different force at a different radius. A microcentrifuge takes small tubes. A benchtop or floor model takes larger rotors. The tube, the adapter and the rotor have to be the combination the manufacturer rated. An unbalanced load is how centrifuges fail. Measurement of the related quantities sits with the BIPM.
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