Rk2W Microhematocrit Centrifuge

₦480,000.00

Microhematocrit centrifuge is a specialized laboratory instrument used to separate blood components based on their density, primarily to determine the percentage of red blood cells (RBCs) in a blood sample (hematocrit level), which is crucial for diagnosing conditions like anemia or polycythemia; its key features include high rotational speeds, small sample volume capacity, specialized rotors for capillary tubes, and a reading mechanism to directly measure the packed cell volume after centrifugation.

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Key Uses:

Blood analysis: Measuring the percentage of red blood cells in a blood sample to diagnose conditions like anemia, blood disorders, and monitor treatment effectiveness.
Neonatal blood testing: Separating plasma from neonatal blood to measure bilirubin levels.
Research applications: Isolating specific blood components for further analysis in research studies related to blood diseases.

High rotational speed: Capable of reaching high RPMs (rotations per minute) to effectively separate blood components based on density.
Small sample volume: Designed to accommodate small blood samples in capillary tubes.
Specialized rotors: Rotors with compartments specifically designed to hold multiple capillary tubes.
Reading mechanism: Some models have a built-in reading mechanism to directly measure the packed cell volume on the capillary tube without the need for additional equipment.
Digital display: Provides clear information about speed, time, and other operational parameters.
Quick spin cycles: Allows for rapid centrifugation to achieve results quickly.
Safety features: May include features like automatic lid locking, imbalance detection, and safety interlocks.