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Scilogex DM1424 Hematocrit Centrifuge w/AC24P Rotor

NewScilogexCentrifugesUnited States

€1,804.29excl. VAT

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Centrifuge
DM1424
Speed
200-14000rpm, 10rpm increments
Rotor
Hematocrit rotor: 24 x capillary tubes (12,000rpm max)
Max. RCF
18260 x g
Run Time
30secs to 99mins Timer or Continuous Operation
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Brands
Scilogex
New/Used
New
Centrifuge
DM1424
Speed
200-14000rpm, 10rpm increments
Rotor
Hematocrit rotor: 24 x capillary tubes (12,000rpm max)
Max. RCF
18260 x g
Run Time
30secs to 99mins Timer or Continuous Operation
Dimensions
(L) 11 x (W) 14.3 x (H) 10.5 inches
Weight
22lbs
Voltage
110V, 60Hz

Product description

Precision hematocrit centrifuge with AC24P rotor, ideal for separating erythrocytes.

Scilogex DM1424 Hematocrit CentrifugeThe DM1424 Hematocrit Centrifuge with AC24P rotor is used for determination of volume fractions of erythrocytes in blood and also for separation of micro blood and solutions. The DM1424 conforms to international safety standards and regulations.The SCILOGEX DM1424 centrifuge is certified with CE, cTUVus and FCC. MCA test according to IEC/EN61010-2-20 including explosion-proof and bio-safe tests. Passed EN61010-2-101:2002 requirements for invitro diagnostic (IVD) medical equipment.

Features:

High accuracy of speed, excellent performance CPU controls all operating parameters including speed and time RPM or G-force can be set and displayed Operation can be timed from 30 seconds to 99 minutes or continuous running Timer commences once the set speed is reached, so the separation time is more accurate Gentle braking at low speeds with efficient separation Parameters can be modified after the set speed is reached Quick spins are possible by pressing and holding PULSE key Automatic release the lid when operation has stopped to save processing time Easy-to-read backlit LCD processing display and sound alert Can be pulse accelerated and held at speed High strength aluminum hematocrit rotor included (optional fixed angle rotor for 1.5/2.0ml tubes) Brushless motor drive quickly and effortlessly accelerates the rotor to set speed 2 YEAR WARRANTY

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INCLUDED: The Scilogex DM1424 Hematocrit Centrifuge includes:

  • AC24P Rotor
  • Power Cord
  • Operator's Guide
  • Manufacturer's Documentation
  • 2 Year Manufacturer's Warranty

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Last updated 19 October 2026