FLOOR-MODEL ULTRACENTRIFUGE
Open the catalog to page 1Beckman centrifuges have a history of over 70 years since first developing the Model E, the world’s first analytical ultracentrifuge in 1947. We are grateful for the support of our valued customers over these many years. Developed originally in 1949, as an analytical ultracentrifuge to separate samples, the high-performance Model L is typically used as a preparative centrifuge. Until around 1950, Beckman centrifuges were known affectionately as “Spincos” and constantly delivered leading edge technology, such as powerful acceleration and precision temperature control functionality as the top brand...
Open the catalog to page 2Safety and Security By Maintaining Strict Temperature Control Inside the Chamber at ± 0.5°C, Cesium Chloride Crystallization Accidents are Prevented As a precaution when using cesium chloride as the density gradient medium, crystallization during centrifugation must be prevented. For this reason, the maximum speed must be derived using a curve plotted with the cesium chloride and maximum speed of the rotor. This curve varies with temperature. In other words, the maximum speed at which crystallization due to temperature does not occur varies. For this reason, the temperature inside the chamber...
Open the catalog to page 3Automatically Records a Complete History Including a Run History That Can Be Output Wide Work Space Optima XPN has enhanced data management which provides the capabilities to support customers’ GMP processes. Run records, the number of times that a rotor is used, the self-diagnostic history and programs are recorded automatically per user and can be output to recording media (USB flash and drive, etc.) or printers connected to the LAN via USB or Ethernet. Management with a log book is no longer necessary, making the work more efficient. Securing a wider space for rotor installation enables safer,...
Open the catalog to page 4Quietest in Class with Minimal Power Consumption Quietest in Class (Less Than 51 dBA) Design Using Quiet-drive Technology Reduced Noise of Drive and Cooling Fins Fixed-Angle Rotors By developing a drive that reduces the resonances of the drive during centrifugation, noise pollution is reduced, and a running noise that is quietest in its class of 51 dBA or less is achieved. Vertical Rotors Maximum Maximum g Speed* (rpm) Force* (x g) Capacity Tube Size κ Factor (φ x length: mm) (tube count x mL) Previous Drive and Cooling Fins New Drive and Cooling Fins Changing the shape of the fin enabled the...
Open the catalog to page 5Twist-Lock Bucket & Top-Loading Complete Solution Swing Rotor SW 32 Ti/SW 32.1 Ti OptiSeal Tubes • Simply push in the plug (stopper) gently with your finger to seal completely. Special tools are not required. QuickSeal Tubes • A heat-sealing type of biocontainment tube. g-MAX System • With the g-MAX system, several capacity tubes can be centrifuged at maximum g force in one rotor, drastically shortening the separation time. Small-volume samples can also be centrifuged at maximum g force. Type 90 Ti • Sometimes chemical polymerization resin tubes are not appropriate for centrifugation using organic...
Open the catalog to page 6Rotor Selection Guide Select a rotor type based on use Select tubes to suit your purpose * The numbers represent the recommended order. Fixed-Angle Rotors Adapter Spacer Adapter Spacer Type 50.4 Ti Adapter / cap may be required Pellet / Supernatant Collection 1 Bottle Assembly Easy ultracentrifugation processing is possible with screw-style cap Use from approx. half of the quantity is possible 2 OptiSeal Tubes Can be sealed easily with a plug 3 Centrifugal force Select rotor based on g force and processing capacity QuickSeal Tubes Heat-sealing for a complete seal Optimal for infectious samples,...
Open the catalog to page 7Special Rotors Floor-model Ultracentrifuge Optima X Series Specifications Continuous Flow Rotor CF-32 Ti Main Unit Specifications By injecting (loading) samples continuously into the rotor while it rotates at a high speed, the constituents contained in the sample can be collected as pellets on the rotor wall. It can also be used to remove impurities from a sample. The CF-32 Ti, a continuous flow rotor for use in an ultracentrifuge, is used to separate large-volume samples of 2 L or more in a single centrifugation and to collect pellets efficiently. The amount of sample that can be processed during...
Open the catalog to page 8Reliable Support Program At Beckman Coulter, we provide various programs to help you use our equipment safely. 1 Quality Program We provide both IQ (Installation Qualification) and OQ (Operational Qualification) programs. 2 This is a rotor inspection program held as needed by trained field service technicians. A field service technician inspects your older rotor and reports on whether or not it can be used safely. Maintenance Service Program We provide the following types of maintenance services. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Comprehensive Plan Protective Service Plan Simple Plan Basic Plan Extended Warranty...
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