Disk Rotator (MX-RD-E)

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The Disk Rotator (MX-RD-E) is a variable-speed disk rotator (0-80 rpm) designed for gentle, uniform end-over-end mixing of blood tubes, serology specimens, and molecular biology samples in clinical diagnostic and research laboratories . The 360-degree disk rotation motion provides thorough mixing without foaming, hemolysis, or activation of sensitive blood components—critical for coagulation testing, serology, and molecular diagnostics .

For the clinical laboratory scientist and coagulation technologist, the Disk Rotator (MX-RD-E) supports gentle mixing of blood coagulation samples (PT, PTT, fibrinogen, D-dimer)—preventing clot activation while ensuring proper distribution of anticoagulants for accurate test results . For the serology technologist, the disk rotator provides gentle mixing of serum and plasma specimens for infectious disease testing (HIV, syphilis, hepatitis), antibody screening, and blood bank compatibility testing .

The Disk Rotator (MX-RD-E) features variable speed control (0-80 rpm) allowing precise adjustment of mixing intensity for different sample types, tube holders that accommodate blood collection tubes (1-10 mL) and microcentrifuge tubes (0.5-2.0 mL), and low-noise operation suitable for clinical laboratory environments . Digital models include programmable timer (0-99h59min) for automated workflows .

For the patient undergoing coagulation monitoring for anticoagulant therapy (warfarin, heparin), serological testing for infectious diseases, or molecular diagnostic testing for genetic disorders, the Disk Rotator (MX-RD-E) gentle, uniform mixing ensures accurate test results that guide appropriate treatment decisions—preventing false-negative or false-positive results due to improper sample mixing .

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Categories: LABORATORY EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES, Lab Consumables Tags: Blood Tube Mixing, Clinical Laboratory Equipment, Coagulation Sample Mixing, Disk Rotator, DLAB Disk Rotator, End-Over-End Rotator, MX-RD-E Disk Rotator, Sample Rotator, Serology Mixing, Variable Speed Rotator

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Disk Rotator (MX-RD-E)

PRIMARY CLINICAL & DIAGNOSTIC USES

1. Gentle Mixing for Blood Coagulation Studies

Primary Use: Provides a variable-speed disk rotator (0-80 rpm) designed for gentle, uniform mixing of blood samples in coagulation testing, preventing clot activation while ensuring proper distribution of anticoagulants .
How it helps: For the clinical laboratory scientist and coagulation technologist, the Disk Rotator (MX-RD-E) variable speed control allows precise adjustment of mixing intensity—ensuring that blood coagulation samples (PT, PTT, fibrinogen) are mixed thoroughly without activating platelets or clotting factors. For the patient undergoing coagulation testing for anticoagulant therapy monitoring (warfarin, heparin) or bleeding disorder evaluation, proper sample mixing ensures accurate test results that guide appropriate medication dosing.

2. End-over-End Mixing for Serology and Immunology

Primary Use: Provides 360-degree end-over-end rotation (disk rotation motion) for mixing blood tubes, serology specimens, and immunology samples without foaming or hemolysis .
How it helps: For the clinical laboratory scientist and serology technologist, the Disk Rotator (MX-RD-E) disk rotation motion creates gentle, thorough mixing that preserves cellular integrity—critical for serological testing for infectious diseases (HIV, syphilis, hepatitis) and antibody screening. For the patient undergoing serological testing for transfusion compatibility or infectious disease diagnosis, gentle mixing ensures accurate antibody detection and reduces the risk of false-negative results.

3. Protein and Molecular Biology Sample Mixing

Primary Use: Used for mixing protein solutions, antibody preparations, and molecular biology samples (DNA, RNA) at controlled speeds to prevent shearing and degradation .
How it helps: For the molecular biologist and protein scientist, the Disk Rotator (MX-RD-E) adjustable speed (0-80 rpm) allows low-speed mixing of sensitive biomolecules—preserving the integrity of high molecular weight DNA, RNA, and antibody structures during sample preparation. For the patient undergoing molecular diagnostic testing for genetic disorders or infectious diseases, careful sample handling ensures that diagnostic tests accurately reflect the patient’s clinical status.

4. Uniform Microtube and Sample Tube Mixing

Primary Use: Equipped with disk rotator heads that accommodate multiple microcentrifuge tubes (1.5-2.0 mL) and blood collection tubes (various sizes), enabling simultaneous mixing of multiple samples .
How it helps: For the clinical laboratory scientist, the Disk Rotator (MX-RD-E) multi-tube capacity allows batch mixing of patient samples—reducing processing time and ensuring consistent mixing across all tubes in a batch. For the patient, batch mixing efficiency reduces laboratory turnaround time for routine blood tests, enabling faster clinical decision-making.

SECONDARY & SUPPORTIVE USES

1. Mixing of Adhesive and Sealant Materials: Used for gentle mixing of medical adhesives, bone cements, and dental materials to prevent air bubble incorporation .

2. Preparation of Cell Suspensions: Supports gentle mixing of cell pellets with media or buffers for cell culture and flow cytometry sample preparation .

3. Mixing of Latex Bead Suspensions: Used for uniform mixing of latex bead reagents in nephelometric and turbidimetric immunoassays .

4. Mixing of Wash Buffers in Immunoassays: Supports gentle mixing of wash buffers in microtiter plates and tubes for ELISA and Western blotting workflows .

5. Mixing of Coagulation Reagents and Controls: Used to mix quality control materials and reagents for PT, PTT, and D-dimer testing .

6. Mixing of Serology Specimens: Supports mixing of serum and plasma specimens for RPR, VDRL, and other serological screening tests .

7. Mixing of Biological Fluids (CSF, Urine): Used for gentle mixing of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) and urine samples for cellular analysis and chemistry testing .

8. Mixing of Reagent Red Blood Cells: Supports gentle mixing of reagent red blood cells for blood bank compatibility testing .

9. Mixing of Hematology Samples: Used for mixing EDTA blood samples before complete blood count (CBC) and differential analysis .

10. Research and Academic Laboratories: Provides gentle mixing for diverse research applications requiring preservation of cellular or molecular integrity.

11. Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory: Supports mixing of blood, serum, and other biological specimens for animal health testing .

12. Pharmaceutical Quality Control: Used for mixing of QC samples and reagents in pharmaceutical testing laboratories .

13. Blood Bank and Transfusion Medicine: Supports mixing of donor blood samples, patient samples, and reagent red blood cells for cross-matching and antibody screening .

14. Hematology and Coagulation Reference Laboratories: Provides reliable tube mixing for high-volume coagulation and hematology testing .

15. Environmental and Food Testing Laboratories: Used for mixing of environmental extracts and food samples for microbiological and chemical analysis .

KEY PRODUCT FEATURES

1. BASIC IDENTIFICATION ATTRIBUTES

Device Type: A variable-speed disk rotator (end-over-end rotator) designed for gentle, thorough mixing of blood tubes, serology specimens, and molecular biology samples in clinical diagnostic and research laboratories .
Designation: MX-RD-E Disk Rotator, End-Over-End Rotator, Disk Rotator, Variable Speed Rotator, Sample Rotator, DLAB Disk Rotator .
Key Components:
- Rotation Disk: Rotating disk with tube holding mechanisms .
- Tube Holders: Accommodate various tube sizes (blood collection tubes, microcentrifuge tubes) .
- Motor: Variable-speed DC motor for smooth operation .
- Speed Control: Analog or digital speed control (0-80 rpm) .
- Timer: Optional programmable timer (0-99h59min) .
- Housing: Impact-resistant plastic body with non-slip feet .

2. TECHNICAL & PERFORMANCE PROPERTIES

Speed Range: 0-80 rpm (variable, adjustable) .
Rotation Motion: 360-degree end-over-end disk rotation .
Timer Range: 0-99 hours 59 minutes (programmable on digital models) .
Operation Mode: Continuous operation or timed operation (digital models) .
Tube Capacity: Accommodates multiple tubes depending on disk configuration (blood collection tubes: 1-10 mL; microcentrifuge tubes: 0.5-2.0 mL) .
Voltage/Frequency: 100-240V, 50/60Hz (universal voltage) .
Power: Low power consumption for continuous laboratory use .
Dimensions (W × D × H): Compact benchtop footprint .
Weight: Lightweight for easy benchtop placement .
Noise Level: Low-noise operation suitable for clinical laboratory environments .
Compatibility: Compatible with standard blood collection tubes, microcentrifuge tubes, and serology tubes .

3. PHYSICAL & OPERATIONAL PROPERTIES

Construction: Durable plastic housing with non-slip rubber feet for bench stability.
Rotation Mechanism: Disk rotation provides 360-degree end-over-end mixing .
Control System: Analog speed control (basic model) or digital speed and timer control (digital model) .
Tube Loading: Easy-load tube holders secure samples during rotation .
Speed Range: 0-80 rpm allows gentle to moderate mixing intensity .
Contamination Control: Sealed motor compartment prevents sample contamination .
Portability: Compact footprint for easy benchtop placement; lightweight design .
Maintenance: Brushless DC motor requires no routine maintenance.

4. SAFETY & COMPLIANCE ATTRIBUTES

Regulatory Status: General laboratory equipment for in vitro diagnostic use; meets applicable safety standards .
Safety Features: Enclosed motor with thermal protection; non-slip feet prevent movement during operation; sealed housing prevents liquid ingress .
Electrical Safety: Universal voltage (100-240V, 50/60Hz) for international use; low-voltage DC motor .
Noise Control: Low-noise operation minimizes distractions in clinical laboratory settings.
GLP Compliance: Digital timer and speed display (digital models) support GLP documentation .

5. STORAGE & HANDLING ATTRIBUTES

Storage: Store on clean, dry, level benchtop; protect from dust and moisture.
Cleaning: Wipe disk and housing with soft, damp cloth using neutral detergent; 70% ethanol solution may be used for surface sterilization; disconnect power before cleaning .
Inspection: Inspect power cord for damage before each use; check tube holders for wear .
Operation: Load tubes symmetrically to maintain balanced rotation; do not exceed recommended tube capacity .
Speed Setting: Start at lower speed (10-20 rpm) and increase as needed for sample type .
Tube Compatibility: Use appropriate tube holders for specific tube sizes; Blood collection tubes: 1-10 mL; Microcentrifuge tubes: 0.5-2.0 mL .
Spill Management: If liquid spills onto unit, disconnect power immediately, clean thoroughly, allow to dry before reuse .

6. LABORATORY & CLINICAL APPLICATIONS

Primary Application: Gentle, uniform mixing of blood tubes, serology specimens, coagulation samples, and molecular biology preparations in clinical diagnostic laboratories, blood banks, and research facilities .
Clinical Role: Essential mixing equipment in clinical diagnostic laboratories, coagulation laboratories, serology laboratories, blood banks, hematology laboratories, and molecular diagnostics labs .

SAFETY HANDLING PRECAUTIONS

1. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

Electrical Safety: Disconnect power before cleaning; do not immerse unit in liquid; keep power cord away from heat sources .
Tube Security: Ensure tubes are securely seated in tube holders before starting rotation .
Balanced Loading: Load tubes symmetrically to prevent vibration and excessive motor strain .
Speed Selection: Select appropriate speed for sample type; use lower speeds (10-30 rpm) for blood coagulation samples to prevent activation .
Sample Integrity: Do not exceed recommended speed for sensitive samples (e.g., blood coagulation, cell suspensions) .
Cleaning: Clean spills immediately; disinfect disk if biological materials are involved .
Training: Only trained laboratory personnel should operate the MX-RD-E for clinical diagnostic applications .

2. FIRST AID MEASURES

Sample Splash: If biological sample splashes into eyes, flush with water for 15 minutes, seek medical attention; if on skin, wash with soap and water .
Electrical Malfunction: If unit shows signs of electrical malfunction (smoke, burning smell), disconnect power immediately; do not attempt to operate; contact service personnel .
Mechanical Failure: If unit fails to operate or makes abnormal noise, disconnect power, check for obstruction, contact service if issue persists .
Chemical Spill: If corrosive chemicals spill on unit, wipe immediately with appropriate neutralizer, dry thoroughly before reconnecting power .

3. FIRE FIGHTING MEASURES

Flammability: Plastic housing and electrical components may burn .
Extinguishing Media: Use carbon dioxide (CO₂) or dry chemical extinguisher for electrical fires .

Disk Rotator (MX-RD-E)

Disk Rotator (MX-RD-E)

PRIMARY CLINICAL & DIAGNOSTIC USES

1. Gentle Mixing for Blood Coagulation Studies

Primary Use: Provides a variable-speed disk rotator (0-80 rpm) designed for gentle, uniform mixing of blood samples in coagulation testing, preventing clot activation while ensuring proper distribution of anticoagulants .

2. End-over-End Mixing for Serology and Immunology

Primary Use: Provides 360-degree end-over-end rotation (disk rotation motion) for mixing blood tubes, serology specimens, and immunology samples without foaming or hemolysis .

3. Protein and Molecular Biology Sample Mixing

Primary Use: Used for mixing protein solutions, antibody preparations, and molecular biology samples (DNA, RNA) at controlled speeds to prevent shearing and degradation .

4. Uniform Microtube and Sample Tube Mixing

Primary Use: Equipped with disk rotator heads that accommodate multiple microcentrifuge tubes (1.5-2.0 mL) and blood collection tubes (various sizes), enabling simultaneous mixing of multiple samples .

SECONDARY & SUPPORTIVE USES

1. Mixing of Adhesive and Sealant Materials: Used for gentle mixing of medical adhesives, bone cements, and dental materials to prevent air bubble incorporation .

2. Preparation of Cell Suspensions: Supports gentle mixing of cell pellets with media or buffers for cell culture and flow cytometry sample preparation .

3. Mixing of Latex Bead Suspensions: Used for uniform mixing of latex bead reagents in nephelometric and turbidimetric immunoassays .

4. Mixing of Wash Buffers in Immunoassays: Supports gentle mixing of wash buffers in microtiter plates and tubes for ELISA and Western blotting workflows .

5. Mixing of Coagulation Reagents and Controls: Used to mix quality control materials and reagents for PT, PTT, and D-dimer testing .

6. Mixing of Serology Specimens: Supports mixing of serum and plasma specimens for RPR, VDRL, and other serological screening tests .

7. Mixing of Biological Fluids (CSF, Urine): Used for gentle mixing of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) and urine samples for cellular analysis and chemistry testing .

8. Mixing of Reagent Red Blood Cells: Supports gentle mixing of reagent red blood cells for blood bank compatibility testing .

9. Mixing of Hematology Samples: Used for mixing EDTA blood samples before complete blood count (CBC) and differential analysis .

10. Research and Academic Laboratories: Provides gentle mixing for diverse research applications requiring preservation of cellular or molecular integrity.

11. Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory: Supports mixing of blood, serum, and other biological specimens for animal health testing .

12. Pharmaceutical Quality Control: Used for mixing of QC samples and reagents in pharmaceutical testing laboratories .

13. Blood Bank and Transfusion Medicine: Supports mixing of donor blood samples, patient samples, and reagent red blood cells for cross-matching and antibody screening .

14. Hematology and Coagulation Reference Laboratories: Provides reliable tube mixing for high-volume coagulation and hematology testing .

15. Environmental and Food Testing Laboratories: Used for mixing of environmental extracts and food samples for microbiological and chemical analysis .

1. BASIC IDENTIFICATION ATTRIBUTES

Device Type: A variable-speed disk rotator (end-over-end rotator) designed for gentle, thorough mixing of blood tubes, serology specimens, and molecular biology samples in clinical diagnostic and research laboratories .

Designation: MX-RD-E Disk Rotator, End-Over-End Rotator, Disk Rotator, Variable Speed Rotator, Sample Rotator, DLAB Disk Rotator .

Key Components:

Rotation Disk: Rotating disk with tube holding mechanisms .

Tube Holders: Accommodate various tube sizes (blood collection tubes, microcentrifuge tubes) .

Motor: Variable-speed DC motor for smooth operation .

Speed Control: Analog or digital speed control (0-80 rpm) .

Timer: Optional programmable timer (0-99h59min) .

Housing: Impact-resistant plastic body with non-slip feet .

2. TECHNICAL & PERFORMANCE PROPERTIES

Speed Range: 0-80 rpm (variable, adjustable) .

Rotation Motion: 360-degree end-over-end disk rotation .

Timer Range: 0-99 hours 59 minutes (programmable on digital models) .

Operation Mode: Continuous operation or timed operation (digital models) .

Tube Capacity: Accommodates multiple tubes depending on disk configuration (blood collection tubes: 1-10 mL; microcentrifuge tubes: 0.5-2.0 mL) .

Voltage/Frequency: 100-240V, 50/60Hz (universal voltage) .

Power: Low power consumption for continuous laboratory use .

Dimensions (W × D × H): Compact benchtop footprint .

Weight: Lightweight for easy benchtop placement .

Noise Level: Low-noise operation suitable for clinical laboratory environments .

Compatibility: Compatible with standard blood collection tubes, microcentrifuge tubes, and serology tubes .

3. PHYSICAL & OPERATIONAL PROPERTIES

Construction: Durable plastic housing with non-slip rubber feet for bench stability.

Rotation Mechanism: Disk rotation provides 360-degree end-over-end mixing .

Control System: Analog speed control (basic model) or digital speed and timer control (digital model) .

Tube Loading: Easy-load tube holders secure samples during rotation .

Speed Range: 0-80 rpm allows gentle to moderate mixing intensity .

Contamination Control: Sealed motor compartment prevents sample contamination .

Portability: Compact footprint for easy benchtop placement; lightweight design .

Maintenance: Brushless DC motor requires no routine maintenance.

4. SAFETY & COMPLIANCE ATTRIBUTES

Regulatory Status: General laboratory equipment for in vitro diagnostic use; meets applicable safety standards .

Safety Features: Enclosed motor with thermal protection; non-slip feet prevent movement during operation; sealed housing prevents liquid ingress .

Electrical Safety: Universal voltage (100-240V, 50/60Hz) for international use; low-voltage DC motor .

Noise Control: Low-noise operation minimizes distractions in clinical laboratory settings.

GLP Compliance: Digital timer and speed display (digital models) support GLP documentation .

5. STORAGE & HANDLING ATTRIBUTES

Storage: Store on clean, dry, level benchtop; protect from dust and moisture.

Cleaning: Wipe disk and housing with soft, damp cloth using neutral detergent; 70% ethanol solution may be used for surface sterilization; disconnect power before cleaning .

Inspection: Inspect power cord for damage before each use; check tube holders for wear .

Operation: Load tubes symmetrically to maintain balanced rotation; do not exceed recommended tube capacity .

Speed Setting: Start at lower speed (10-20 rpm) and increase as needed for sample type .

Tube Compatibility: Use appropriate tube holders for specific tube sizes; Blood collection tubes: 1-10 mL; Microcentrifuge tubes: 0.5-2.0 mL .

Spill Management: If liquid spills onto unit, disconnect power immediately, clean thoroughly, allow to dry before reuse .

6. LABORATORY & CLINICAL APPLICATIONS

Primary Application: Gentle, uniform mixing of blood tubes, serology specimens, coagulation samples, and molecular biology preparations in clinical diagnostic laboratories, blood banks, and research facilities .

Clinical Role: Essential mixing equipment in clinical diagnostic laboratories, coagulation laboratories, serology laboratories, blood banks, hematology laboratories, and molecular diagnostics labs .

1. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

Electrical Safety: Disconnect power before cleaning; do not immerse unit in liquid; keep power cord away from heat sources .

Tube Security: Ensure tubes are securely seated in tube holders before starting rotation .

Balanced Loading: Load tubes symmetrically to prevent vibration and excessive motor strain .

Speed Selection: Select appropriate speed for sample type; use lower speeds (10-30 rpm) for blood coagulation samples to prevent activation .