Low Speed Centrifuge (DM0306)

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The Low Speed Centrifuge (DM0306) is a benchtop centrifuge designed for routine clinical diagnostic sample processing, blood component separation, and general laboratory applications. With low-speed operation optimized for serum and plasma preparation, this centrifuge provides gentle, controlled centrifugation that preserves cellular integrity while effectively separating blood components for routine chemistry panels, coagulation studies, and basic hematology testing.

For the medical technologist and clinical laboratory scientist, the DM0306 facilitates serum and plasma separation for blood chemistry testing, coagulation studies, and lipid panels. It supports urinalysis sediment preparation for microscopic examination, cerebrospinal fluid cell concentration for neurological diagnostic testing, and blood bank compatibility testing for transfusion medicine. The centrifuge also handles routine clinical chemistry sample preparation for liver function tests, renal function tests, electrolytes, glucose, and lipid profiles.

The DM0306 features reliable motor operation, simple controls for speed and time adjustment, and essential safety features including automatic lid lock and imbalance detection. With a compact benchtop footprint suitable for standard laboratory benchtops, this centrifuge provides consistent, reliable performance for routine laboratory workflows supporting patient diagnosis and treatment monitoring.

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Categories: LABORATORY EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES, Centrifuges and Separators Tags: Benchtop Clinical Centrifuge, Blood Separation, Clinical Laboratory Equipment, DLAB Centrifuge, DM0306 Low Speed Centrifuge, Low Speed Centrifuge, Routine Centrifuge, Urinalysis Centrifuge

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Low Speed Centrifuge (DM0306)

PRIMARY CLINICAL & DIAGNOSTIC USES

1. Low-Speed Blood Component Separation for Clinical Diagnostics

Primary Use: Provides a benchtop low-speed centrifuge designed for standard clinical diagnostic applications, enabling separation of whole blood into serum, plasma, and cellular components at controlled low speeds for routine laboratory testing.
How it helps: For the medical technologist and clinical laboratory scientist, the DM0306 provides gentle, controlled centrifugation that preserves cellular integrity while effectively separating blood components—ideal for routine chemistry panels, coagulation studies, and basic hematology testing. For the patient, consistent low-speed processing ensures reliable test results for routine diagnostic evaluations without risking sample degradation from excessive centrifugal forces.

2. Urinalysis and Body Fluid Sediment Preparation

Primary Use: Facilitates preparation of urine sediment and other body fluid samples for microscopic examination by gently concentrating cellular elements and formed particles at low centrifugal forces.
How it helps: For the clinical laboratory scientist, the low-speed centrifugation preserves cellular morphology while effectively concentrating urine sediment, cerebrospinal fluid cells, and other body fluid elements—improving microscopic diagnostic accuracy for urinary tract infections, kidney disease, and neurological conditions. For the patient, accurate sediment preparation supports correct diagnosis of conditions such as urinary tract infections, glomerulonephritis, and meningitis.

3. Routine Clinical Chemistry Sample Preparation

Primary Use: Supports serum and plasma preparation for standard blood chemistry panels including liver function tests, renal function tests, electrolytes, glucose, and lipid profiles.
How it helps: For the clinical chemist, the DM0306’s consistent low-speed operation ensures optimal separation of serum and plasma without hemolysis or cellular damage—improving the accuracy of routine chemistry testing. For the patient, high-quality sample preparation reduces the need for repeat blood draws and ensures reliable diagnostic results for common health screenings.

4. General Laboratory Sample Processing

Primary Use: Provides essential sample preparation for routine clinical laboratory workflows including blood bank compatibility testing, coagulation studies, and basic research applications requiring gentle centrifugation.
How it helps: For the laboratory manager, the DM0306 serves as a workhorse centrifuge for daily clinical operations—handling blood collection tubes, coagulation tubes, and other standard laboratory tubes with consistent, reliable performance. For the patient, efficient sample processing supports timely diagnosis and treatment across multiple clinical departments.

SECONDARY & SUPPORTIVE USES

1. Blood Bank and Compatibility Testing: Used for cross-matching, antibody screening, and blood component preparation in transfusion medicine.

2. Coagulation Testing Preparation: Supports platelet-poor plasma preparation for PT, PTT, and other coagulation studies.

3. Routine Hematology: Used for sample preparation in complete blood count (CBC) and differential analysis workflows.

4. Urinalysis Sediment Preparation: Used for concentration of urine sediment for microscopic examination.

5. Cerebrospinal Fluid (CSF) Processing: Used for cell concentration and sediment preparation for CSF analysis.

6. Pleural and Ascitic Fluid Analysis: Supports cell concentration and sediment preparation for body fluid cytology.

7. Basic Research and Academic Laboratories: Used in educational and research settings for routine centrifugation needs.

8. Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory: Supports sample processing for animal health testing and veterinary diagnostics.

9. Blood Collection Tube Processing: Compatible with standard blood collection tubes for routine clinical workflows.

10. Aliquot Preparation: Used for preparing sample aliquots for secondary testing and storage.

11. Quality Control Sample Preparation: Supports preparation of QC samples for clinical laboratory quality assurance programs.

KEY PRODUCT FEATURES

1. BASIC IDENTIFICATION ATTRIBUTES

Device Type: A benchtop low-speed centrifuge designed for routine clinical diagnostic sample processing, blood component separation, and general laboratory applications.
Designation: DM0306 Low Speed Centrifuge, Low Speed Centrifuge, Benchtop Clinical Centrifuge, Routine Centrifuge, DLAB DM0306, Laboratory Centrifuge.
Key Components:
- Rotor: Fixed-angle or swing-out rotor for standard clinical tubes.
- Motor: Reliable AC or DC motor for consistent low-speed operation.
- Control: Basic digital or analog controls for speed and time settings.
- Display: Speed and time display.
- Safety Features: Lid lock and imbalance detection.

2. TECHNICAL & PERFORMANCE PROPERTIES

Maximum Speed: Low speed range suitable for clinical applications (typically 4,000-5,000 rpm).
Maximum RCF (Relative Centrifugal Force): Appropriate for serum/plasma separation (typically 2,000-3,000 × g).
Capacity: Accommodates standard clinical tube sizes.
Run Time: Programmable with continuous operation option.
Motor Type: Durable AC or DC motor.
Noise Level: Quiet operation suitable for clinical laboratory environments.
Power Requirements: Standard laboratory power supply.
Dimensions: Compact benchtop footprint.
Weight: Moderate weight for benchtop stability.

3. PHYSICAL & OPERATIONAL PROPERTIES

Construction: Durable housing with corrosion-resistant rotor chamber.
Control: Simple interface for speed and time adjustment.
Rotor Exchange: Easy rotor change for different tube types.
Operation Modes: Timed operation and continuous operation.
Safety Features: Automatic lid lock, imbalance detection.
Portability: Benchtop design suitable for routine laboratory use.
Maintenance: Regular cleaning and rotor inspection as per standard protocols.

4. SAFETY & COMPLIANCE ATTRIBUTES

Regulatory Status: Class II medical device for clinical diagnostic use.
Safety Certifications: CE certified or equivalent.
Safety Features: Lid safety interlock, imbalance detection, over-speed protection.
Electrical Safety: Complies with laboratory equipment electrical standards.
Noise Control: Low noise operation for comfortable laboratory environment.

5. STORAGE & HANDLING ATTRIBUTES

Storage: Store on clean, dry benchtop; ensure adequate ventilation.
Cleaning: Wipe exterior with soft, damp cloth; clean rotor chamber after each use.
Rotor Maintenance: Remove and clean rotors with mild detergent; dry thoroughly before reinstallation.
Inspection: Inspect rotors for cracks or damage before each use; replace if compromised.
Power Cord: Inspect power cord for damage before each use.

6. LABORATORY & CLINICAL APPLICATIONS

Primary Application: Routine clinical diagnostic sample processing including blood chemistry, urinalysis, coagulation testing, and blood bank compatibility testing.
Clinical Role: Essential sample preparation equipment in clinical diagnostic laboratories, hospital laboratories, physician office laboratories, and blood banks.

SAFETY HANDLING PRECAUTIONS

1. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

Rotor Balancing: Ensure rotor is balanced with tubes of equal weight; imbalance may cause excessive vibration.
Lid Security: Ensure lid is securely closed before operation.
Rotor Inspection: Inspect rotors for cracks or damage before each use; do not use damaged rotors.
Tube Compatibility: Use only tubes rated for low-speed centrifugation.
Rotor Loading: Load tubes symmetrically; never run rotor with unbalanced loads.
Cleaning: Clean spills immediately; disinfect if biological materials are involved.
Placement: Place on stable, level surface; ensure adequate ventilation.
Training: Only trained laboratory personnel should operate the centrifuge.

2. FIRST AID MEASURES

Tube Breakage: If tube breaks during operation, stop centrifuge immediately, allow rotor to stop fully, carefully remove fragments using forceps, disinfect rotor and chamber.
Sample Splash: If biological sample splashes, disinfect area immediately with appropriate disinfectant.
Imbalance Shutdown: If imbalance shutdown occurs, rebalance rotor equally, restart centrifuge.

3. FIRE FIGHTING MEASURES

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

Low Speed Centrifuge (DM0306)

Low Speed Centrifuge (DM0306)

PRIMARY CLINICAL & DIAGNOSTIC USES

1. Low-Speed Blood Component Separation for Clinical Diagnostics

Primary Use: Provides a benchtop low-speed centrifuge designed for standard clinical diagnostic applications, enabling separation of whole blood into serum, plasma, and cellular components at controlled low speeds for routine laboratory testing.

2. Urinalysis and Body Fluid Sediment Preparation

Primary Use: Facilitates preparation of urine sediment and other body fluid samples for microscopic examination by gently concentrating cellular elements and formed particles at low centrifugal forces.

3. Routine Clinical Chemistry Sample Preparation

Primary Use: Supports serum and plasma preparation for standard blood chemistry panels including liver function tests, renal function tests, electrolytes, glucose, and lipid profiles.

4. General Laboratory Sample Processing

Primary Use: Provides essential sample preparation for routine clinical laboratory workflows including blood bank compatibility testing, coagulation studies, and basic research applications requiring gentle centrifugation.

SECONDARY & SUPPORTIVE USES

1. Blood Bank and Compatibility Testing: Used for cross-matching, antibody screening, and blood component preparation in transfusion medicine.

2. Coagulation Testing Preparation: Supports platelet-poor plasma preparation for PT, PTT, and other coagulation studies.

3. Routine Hematology: Used for sample preparation in complete blood count (CBC) and differential analysis workflows.

4. Urinalysis Sediment Preparation: Used for concentration of urine sediment for microscopic examination.

5. Cerebrospinal Fluid (CSF) Processing: Used for cell concentration and sediment preparation for CSF analysis.

6. Pleural and Ascitic Fluid Analysis: Supports cell concentration and sediment preparation for body fluid cytology.

7. Basic Research and Academic Laboratories: Used in educational and research settings for routine centrifugation needs.

8. Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory: Supports sample processing for animal health testing and veterinary diagnostics.

9. Blood Collection Tube Processing: Compatible with standard blood collection tubes for routine clinical workflows.

10. Aliquot Preparation: Used for preparing sample aliquots for secondary testing and storage.

11. Quality Control Sample Preparation: Supports preparation of QC samples for clinical laboratory quality assurance programs.

1. BASIC IDENTIFICATION ATTRIBUTES

Device Type: A benchtop low-speed centrifuge designed for routine clinical diagnostic sample processing, blood component separation, and general laboratory applications.

Designation: DM0306 Low Speed Centrifuge, Low Speed Centrifuge, Benchtop Clinical Centrifuge, Routine Centrifuge, DLAB DM0306, Laboratory Centrifuge.

Key Components:

Rotor: Fixed-angle or swing-out rotor for standard clinical tubes.

Motor: Reliable AC or DC motor for consistent low-speed operation.

Control: Basic digital or analog controls for speed and time settings.

Display: Speed and time display.

Safety Features: Lid lock and imbalance detection.

2. TECHNICAL & PERFORMANCE PROPERTIES

Maximum Speed: Low speed range suitable for clinical applications (typically 4,000-5,000 rpm).

Maximum RCF (Relative Centrifugal Force): Appropriate for serum/plasma separation (typically 2,000-3,000 × g).

Capacity: Accommodates standard clinical tube sizes.

Run Time: Programmable with continuous operation option.

Motor Type: Durable AC or DC motor.

Noise Level: Quiet operation suitable for clinical laboratory environments.

Power Requirements: Standard laboratory power supply.

Dimensions: Compact benchtop footprint.

Weight: Moderate weight for benchtop stability.

3. PHYSICAL & OPERATIONAL PROPERTIES

Construction: Durable housing with corrosion-resistant rotor chamber.

Control: Simple interface for speed and time adjustment.

Rotor Exchange: Easy rotor change for different tube types.

Operation Modes: Timed operation and continuous operation.

Safety Features: Automatic lid lock, imbalance detection.

Portability: Benchtop design suitable for routine laboratory use.

Maintenance: Regular cleaning and rotor inspection as per standard protocols.

4. SAFETY & COMPLIANCE ATTRIBUTES

Regulatory Status: Class II medical device for clinical diagnostic use.

Safety Certifications: CE certified or equivalent.

Safety Features: Lid safety interlock, imbalance detection, over-speed protection.

Electrical Safety: Complies with laboratory equipment electrical standards.

Noise Control: Low noise operation for comfortable laboratory environment.

5. STORAGE & HANDLING ATTRIBUTES

Storage: Store on clean, dry benchtop; ensure adequate ventilation.

Cleaning: Wipe exterior with soft, damp cloth; clean rotor chamber after each use.

Rotor Maintenance: Remove and clean rotors with mild detergent; dry thoroughly before reinstallation.

Inspection: Inspect rotors for cracks or damage before each use; replace if compromised.

Power Cord: Inspect power cord for damage before each use.

6. LABORATORY & CLINICAL APPLICATIONS

Primary Application: Routine clinical diagnostic sample processing including blood chemistry, urinalysis, coagulation testing, and blood bank compatibility testing.

Clinical Role: Essential sample preparation equipment in clinical diagnostic laboratories, hospital laboratories, physician office laboratories, and blood banks.

1. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

Rotor Balancing: Ensure rotor is balanced with tubes of equal weight; imbalance may cause excessive vibration.

Lid Security: Ensure lid is securely closed before operation.

Rotor Inspection: Inspect rotors for cracks or damage before each use; do not use damaged rotors.

Tube Compatibility: Use only tubes rated for low-speed centrifugation.

Rotor Loading: Load tubes symmetrically; never run rotor with unbalanced loads.

Cleaning: Clean spills immediately; disinfect if biological materials are involved.

Placement: Place on stable, level surface; ensure adequate ventilation.

Training: Only trained laboratory personnel should operate the centrifuge.

2. FIRST AID MEASURES

Tube Breakage: If tube breaks during operation, stop centrifuge immediately, allow rotor to stop fully, carefully remove fragments using forceps, disinfect rotor and chamber.

Sample Splash: If biological sample splashes, disinfect area immediately with appropriate disinfectant.

Imbalance Shutdown: If imbalance shutdown occurs, rebalance rotor equally, restart centrifuge.

3. FIRE FIGHTING MEASURES

Flammability: Plastic and electronic components may burn.