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Plus High Speed Mini Centrifuge (D2012)

The Plus High Speed Mini Centrifuge (D2012) is a compact benchtop centrifuge designed for rapid sample processing in clinical diagnostic, molecular biology, and research laboratories . Operating at speeds up to 15,000 rpm (15,100 × g) with a quiet brushless DC motor, this mini centrifuge supports 12-position rotor capacity for 0.2/0.5/1.5/2.0 mL microcentrifuge tubes with tool-free rotor exchange and adapter compatibility .
For the clinical laboratory scientist and medical technologist, the D2012 Plus facilitates serum and plasma separation for blood chemistry testing, coagulation studies, and lipid panels . It supports DNA/RNA extraction and purification for molecular diagnostics, PCR sample preparation (including 0.2 mL PCR tubes and 8-strip tubes), protein precipitation for biochemical assays, cell pelleting for culture processing, and urinalysis sample clarification .
The centrifuge features rapid acceleration (11 seconds) and deceleration (9 seconds) cycles, precise speed control with ±20 rpm accuracy, and programmable run times from 30 seconds to 99 minutes or continuous operation . The large LCD display provides real-time monitoring of speed, RCF, and run progress, with Speed/RCF switchover for user convenience . Pulsed (short-run) operation mode allows quick spin-downs for immediate sample processing needs .
Safety features include automatic lid lock, over-speed detection, over-temperature detection, rotor imbalance detection alarm, and auto internal diagnosis system . The D2012 Plus has passed rigorous EN61010-2-20 explosion-proof safety testing and holds CE, cTUVus, and FCC safety certifications . The cast iron chassis with low center of gravity and four vacuum suction feet ensures stable, reliable operation during high-speed centrifugation .
With a compact footprint (255 × 245 × 140 mm) and lightweight (6 kg) design, the D2012 Plus provides versatile, consistent performance for routine laboratory workflows supporting patient diagnosis and treatment monitoring .