Globe Scientific GCC-E-ADP2 Clinical Benchtop Centrifuges with Fixed-Angle Rotors

The Globe Scientific GCC-E-ADP2 series clinical benchtop centrifuges—including the GCC-S, GCC-E, and GCC-E50 models—are designed to meet diverse clinical and research laboratory needs, featuring robust fixed-angle rotors compatible with multiple tube sizes. These centrifuges are engineered for clinical diagnostics, biotechnology, and molecular biology workflows, widely used in bioprocessing and molecular diagnostics applications.

• Rotor capacity:
• GCC-S and GCC-E accommodate twelve 5mL, 7mL, or 10mL tubes or eight 15mL tubes.
• GCC-E50 supports six 50mL or six 15mL centrifuge tubes.
• Speed range:
• GCC-S and GCC-E: 300–4500 rpm with ±20 to ±100 rpm accuracy, max RCF up to 2490 × g.
• GCC-E50: 300–4000 rpm with ±20 rpm accuracy, max RCF 1800 × g.
• User interface:
• GCC-S features an LED display with manual door release.
• GCC-E and GCC-E50 include backlit LCD displays with programmable speed/time or RCF control, quick spin functions, and automated self-diagnostics.
• Safety features: Door interlock, excessive speed detection, and for GCC-E series, electronically locked lids prevent premature opening, enhancing user safety during biopharmaceutical sample processing.
• Performance: Rapid 20–23 second acceleration/deceleration times ensure efficient sample processing for clinical separations and cell imaging sample preparation.
• Dimensions: 301 x 354 x 217 mm; weight: 6 kg, suitable for constrained laboratory bench space.
• Certifications: CE, cTÜVus, FCC, UL, IVD compliant, supporting clinical and regulatory laboratory environments.

These centrifuges are critical tools in clinical centrifugation protocols, gene editing sample prep, and biomanufacturing research, offering precise, repeatable separation of biological samples. The range supports workflows involving blood plasma separation, culture tube centrifugation, and live-cell sample preparation, aligning with standards required in molecular diagnostics and clinical biotechnology research.