Centrifuges are used to increase the sedimentation rate of particles by using centrifugal forces, which are forces that are greater than gravity. Centrifuges consist of several different parts to include a rotor, motor, imbalance detector, tachometer, safety lid and a braking system. Improper centrifuge care can lead to damage of critical centrifuge parts, resulting in malfunctioning.
How to Keep Your Centrifuge Working Properly
There are several important cleaning and safety procedures that should be used to ensure that your centrifuge is working properly.
Clean your centrifuge daily
Schedule Regular Preventative Maintenance
In order for your centrifuge to be in the best possible condition and to ensure the reliability of your research you should regularly schedule preventive maintenance with a trained technician.
As a leader in Scientific Equipment Repair and Medical Equipment Calibrations, Scientific Instrument Center provides preventive maintenance, repair, and calibration for Industrial and Waste Water Treatment Plants in the Ohio Valley Region. Our technicians have been trained by the manufacturer to help you pass your inspection. Documentation is always included, and certificates are also available. Feel free to contact us or give us a call at (614) 771-4700
8624 Industrial Parkway
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Plain City, OH 43064
Phone: (614) 771-4700