Benchtop High-Speed Centrifuge T20-M

The T20-M has a maximum speed of 21,000 rpm and a maximum Relative Centrifugal Force (RCF) of 31,061 xg, suitable for rapid and high‑force separations.

The centrifuge is supplied with a 4 × 100 mL fixed‑angle rotor, allowing simultaneous processing of four 100 mL tubes or bottles.

The T20-M supports tubes and containers up to 100 mL. Smaller tube sizes (e.g., 15 mL, 50 mL) can normally be used with appropriate adapters. It is suitable for blood, clinical, veterinary, food, and cosmetic samples—always follow biosafety and sample‑specific protocols.

Speed control accuracy is ±10 rpm. The unit has an easy‑to‑read LED display that shows key parameters such as speed and time settings for precise, repeatable runs.

The T20-M features microcomputer control with programmable settings. It allows storage of programs for rapid recall of frequently used parameters (program capacity and exact number of stored programs can be confirmed in the user manual or product datasheet).

Safety features include automatic lid locking while the rotor is running, automatic rotor identification to prevent overspeed with incompatible rotors, and built‑in error detection with error codes to help diagnose issues.

The T20-M is designed with a direct‑drive AC frequency conversion motor for low noise operation compared with older belt‑drive models. Exact decibel levels can vary by rotor and load; refer to the technical datasheet for measured noise figures.

The centrifuge operates on AC 220 V, 50 Hz, with a 5 A current requirement. Verify your local supply matches these requirements before installation.

The T20-M is CE certified and manufactured to meet ISO 9001 and ISO 13485 quality and safety standards.

The T20-M comes with a one‑year warranty covering the entire machine. For warranty service, spare parts, or technical support, contact the supplier or authorized service center listed in the product documentation.

Yes. The T20-M has an easily exchangeable rotor system with a special rotor connector for simple loading and unloading. A coded rotor identification system helps prevent overspeed. Additional rotors and adapters are typically available from the manufacturer or authorized distributors—check with your supplier for compatible options.

Routine maintenance includes: keeping the chamber and rotor clean and dry, inspecting rotors and adapters regularly for corrosion or damage, balancing all runs carefully, wiping spills promptly with appropriate disinfectant, checking the lid lock and seals, and following the periodic service intervals in the user manual. Always unplug the instrument before cleaning or servicing.

The T20-M provides automatic troubleshooting and error codes. First, consult the troubleshooting section of the user manual for the meaning and recommended actions for the displayed code. If the issue persists, contact technical support or your authorized service provider for assistance.

Yes. The T20-M is designed for clinical and laboratory applications including blood separation, provided that operators follow relevant clinical and biosafety protocols, use appropriate rotors and tubes, and validate procedures according to local regulations.

Install the centrifuge on a stable, level bench with adequate ventilation and away from excessive vibration sources. Ensure the power supply matches the unit’s AC 220 V, 50 Hz requirement. Allow sufficient clearance around the unit for cooling and access, and have qualified personnel perform electrical connections if required.