Yingtai Centrifuges in Laboratories Serve As The "efficiency Engine" for Separation Technology.

Yingtai Centrifuges in laboratories serve as the "efficiency engine" for separation technology.

In fields such as biopharmaceuticals, clinical testing, and food research, centrifuges are core equipment for achieving precise material separation. By generating strong centrifugal force through high-speed rotation, they quickly separate liquids from solid particles and liquids of different densities based on the density differences of various substances, providing high-purity samples for subsequent experiments and production, making them indispensable "efficiency engines" in modern laboratories.

When operating a centrifuge, the principle of "balance first" must be strictly followed. Firstly, it is necessary to ensure that the weight difference of the sample tubes in the rotor does not exceed the range specified by the equipment (usually ≤ 0.1g) to avoid severe vibration caused by unbalanced center of gravity during high-speed rotation, which may damage equipment components or affect the separation effect. Before starting, check whether the rotor cover is tightly fastened and the door lock is closed. If abnormal noise or vibration occurs during operation, press the emergency stop button immediately. After separation, wait for the rotor to stop rotating completely before opening the chamber door to prevent sample splashing or safety hazards caused by rotor inertia.

Daily maintenance is crucial for extending the service life of the centrifuge. Clean the residual sample stains on the rotor and inside the chamber every week to prevent the adhesion of corrosive substances; check the motor operating temperature and lubrication status every month to ensure the flexibility of the transmission system; calibrate the speed and centrifugal force parameters every quarter to ensure the operating accuracy of the equipment. In addition, when not in use for a long time, it is necessary to power on the machine regularly to prevent moisture damage to electronic components.