Clinical Centrifuge CAPPRondo

CAPP Rondo Clinical Centrifuge – Reliable Centrifugation for Clinical Laboratories

In many laboratories, centrifugation is an essential part of daily sample processing. The CAPP Rondo Clinical Centrifuge is designed specifically for routine laboratory tasks, providing a stable, controlled, and user-friendly solution for handling blood samples and other biological specimens.

The centrifuge features a compact benchtop design, making it ideal for laboratories where space is limited but reliability and precision are still essential. Its robust construction combined with modern motor technology ensures smooth rotation and low noise levels during operation.

The unit is powered by a brushless DC motor, delivering consistent performance while minimizing the need for maintenance. This motor also enables precise control of the rotational speed, allowing the centrifuge to be adapted to a wide range of laboratory procedures and analytical methods.

Operation is managed through an intuitive digital display, where both centrifugation speed and run time can be easily adjusted. The system allows multiple user-defined programs to be stored, which is particularly useful in laboratories with repetitive workflows. When only a brief centrifugation is required, the Short Spin function can be used for quick runs.

Safety has also been carefully integrated into the design. The centrifuge continuously monitors load balance during operation and automatically responds if an imbalance is detected. The lid is equipped with a safety locking mechanism that prevents it from opening while the rotor is in motion.

With the option to use different rotor types, the centrifuge can accommodate various tube sizes and sample volumes, making it a versatile tool for both clinical laboratories and diagnostic environments.

Key Features

• Maximum speed up to 4000 rpm
• Adjustable speed range from 500 to 4000 rpm
• Stable performance with maintenance-free brushless DC motor
• Storage for up to 99 user programs
• Rapid centrifugation using the Short Spin function
• Automatic imbalance detection system
• Safety lid with locking mechanism
• Compact benchtop design

Rotors (Optional)

Different rotor configurations allow the centrifuge to be adapted for various sample types:

• Fixed-angle rotor (8 × 15 mL tubes)
• Fixed-angle rotor (16 × 10 mL tubes)
• Swing-out rotor (6 × 10 mL tubes)

Typical Laboratory Applications

The centrifuge is commonly used for:

• Separation of blood components
• Sample preparation for laboratory analysis
• Clinical diagnostic procedures
• Routine centrifugation in medical laboratories