Description
Small centrifuge EBA 280 is a compact laboratory centrifuge engineered for routine separation tasks with standard test tubes. It operates on 200–240 V at 50/60 Hz, matching common laboratory mains supplies across Europe. Intended for clinical, research and teaching environments, the EBA 280 provides a dedicated benchtop solution when space is limited yet dependable centrifugation performance is required. The unit is part of the Hettich EBA family of small centrifuges and is offered as a single instrument without a pre-mounted rotor description in the base supply data, allowing users to select matching rotors and adapters for their tube formats. With a weight of 11,200 kg the centrifuge offers a stable footprint while remaining manageable for installation on standard laboratory benches. Typical applications include sample clarification, serum or plasma separation and general spin-down protocols. Supplied as one complete unit from manufacturer Hettich, it integrates into existing labware and laboratory-appliance workflows focused on test-tube centrifugation. Electrical connection and rotor selection should follow the instrument documentation for safe daily use.
This article belongs on Benchtop & floor-standing centrifuges, in Centrifuges.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Voltage: 200-240 V
- Frequency: 50/60 Hz
- Weight: 11,200 kg
- Product type: Small test-tube centrifuge
- Series: EBA 280
- Technical Information Sheet:
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Questions about Small centrifuge EBA 280, 200-240 V, 50/60 Hz, 1 unit(s)
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Small centrifuge EBA 280, 200-240 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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