Description
Small centrifuge EBA 200 is a compact laboratory centrifuge for test-tube work, specified for 208–240 V and 50/60 Hz mains supply. The instrument is delivered including an 8-tube angle rotor with a maximum capacity of 8 × 15 ml, so the basic tube-handling configuration is part of the supplied package. It is offered as a single unit with a stated weight of 9,000 kg, positioning it as a bench-top small centrifuge for routine sample separation rather than a high-capacity floor-standing system. Electrical ratings of 208–240 V at 50/60 Hz align with common laboratory power standards in many regions. This model from manufacturer Hettich belongs to the small and test-tube centrifuge category within laboratory appliances and is intended where an eight-place 15 ml angle rotor meets daily throughput needs. Pack configuration is one piece per unit, suitable for equipping an individual workstation. Laboratories requiring a straightforward small centrifuge with an included 8 × 15 ml angle rotor can specify the EBA 200 on the basis of the voltage, frequency, rotor capacity, weight and unit data provided. No additional performance figures beyond those source facts are stated.
This article belongs on Benchtop & floor-standing centrifuges, in Centrifuges.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Small centrifuge
- Model: EBA 200
- Voltage: 208-240 V
- Frequency: 50/60 Hz
- Rotor: 8-tube angle rotor, max. 8 x 15 ml
- Technical Information Sheet:
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Small centrifuge EBA 200, 208-240 V, 50/60 Hz, 1 unit(s) is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Hettich 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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