Brand: GEMMY Industrial | Category: Medical Equipment
A universal benchtop centrifuge with microprocessor speed control, a digital 99 minute timer and a stainless steel chamber, driven by a 120 W brush motor. Safety cover comes from a lid lock, an electrical switch brake and a safety shutout. GEMMY lists the S-0815 special small eight place swing-out rotor for 15 ml tubes against this model. Approvals quoted are ISO 9001, ISO 13485, GMP, CE and FSC.
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A manual laboratory counter for differential blood cell counts, offered as a five unit or eight unit lab-count with a totaliser. The keys correspond to the normal Schilling groups of leucocytes, basophil, eosinophil, segmented, lymphocyte, monocyte, myelocyte, juvenile and stab, each key carrying the name and picture of the cell it records. Every stroke registers both on the unit belonging to the key pressed and in the window above it, and a bell rings once a total of 100 cells has been counted. Rotating the handle anti-clockwise clears the figures.
A brushless universal centrifuge adjustable from 1000 to 5000 rpm, running on a universal 100 V to 240 V, 50/60 Hz supply with microprocessor speed control and a two digit 99 minute LED timer. The stainless steel chamber is protected by imbalance detection with alarm and brake, an overheat alarm, a safety interlocking lid with an override for power failure, an emergency stop and a shutout device that acts when the lid is opened. GEMMY publishes eight rotors for the machine, ranging from the A-2420 at 15000 rpm and 20630 x g down to the H-0450 for four 50 ml tubes, including the F-2415 capillary rotor for haematocrit testing at 12000 rpm and 14490 x g. The cabinet measures approximately 320 x 400 x 310 mm and weighs 17 kg without a rotor.
An eight unit manual differential blood counter with a totaliser, for simplifying differential blood cell counts at the haematology bench. The eight keys represent the normal Schilling groups of leucocytes and each carries the name and picture of the cell it records. Each stroke registers both in the unit corresponding to the key pressed and in the window, and a bell rings at every 100 cells counted. Figures are cleared by rotating the handle anti-clockwise.