Ohaus Microcentrifuge FC5513+R02 with 24x1.5/2.0ml Angle Rotor, 13,500 rpm

The Ohaus Centrifuge Micro FC5513+R02 is a high-speed benchtop microcentrifuge engineered for molecular biology and biotechnology laboratories requiring reliable high-throughput sample processing. Featuring a brushless quiet motor and compact footprint, this model supports efficacious centrifugation workflows critical in bioprocessing, molecular diagnostics, and synthetic biology research.

Key technical specifications include:

• Speed Range: 200 to 13,500 rpm with a maximum relative centrifugal force of 17,317 × g, enabling rapid sedimentation of microtubes for gene editing and biomanufacturing applications.
• Rotor Capacity: Accommodates an angle rotor with 24 positions for 1.5/2.0 ml microcentrifuge tubes (BIOSEALS), suitable for high-throughput sample preparation. Also compatible with hematocrit rotors and capillary tubes for versatile clinical and research analyses.
• Programmability: Stores up to 99 user-defined programs with adjustable acceleration/deceleration settings (both gear 10), facilitating reproducible protocols essential for molecular cloning workflows.
• Display & Controls: Equipped with a two-line backlit LCD display and mechanical lid lock to support safe and precise operation. Running time ranges from quick spin to nearly 100 hours continuous operation, supporting extended downstream applications.
• Power & Noise: Operates on included AC power supply, consuming 170 W with a low noise emission ≤60±2 dB(A), suited for quiet laboratory environments.
• Construction: Sturdy design with brushless motor ensures long-term reliability and minimal maintenance in demanding biotechnology and clinical diagnostics settings.

Certified for safety with CE and FCC marks, this laboratory centrifuge provides the versatility and performance required for live-cell imaging sample prep, fluorescence analysis, and biopharmaceutical production pipelines. Its compact size (356 x 236 x 277 mm) and moderate net weight (13.1 kg) make it ideal for benchtop use in research and clinical laboratories focused on advanced molecular biology techniques.