| Product Name | Veterinary Clinical Micro Centrifuge | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Product Overview | The Veterinary Clinical Micro Centrifuge is a compact, multipurpose benchtop centrifugation solution developed for routine animal health and veterinary laboratory workflows. Its small footprint makes it practical for clinical workstations, commercial livestock laboratories, farm-based diagnostic rooms and centralized animal health facilities. The centrifuge is designed to process blood, urine, fecal and microhematocrit specimens in one unit. A fixed-angle rotor, dedicated tube carriers and simple preset controls provide a straightforward workflow for common veterinary sample preparation procedures. For commercial pig farms and integrated livestock production systems, the equipment can be incorporated into on-site or centralized veterinary laboratories for herd health monitoring, sample preparation and routine diagnostic testing. Configuration and accessories can be supplied According to project requirements. |
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| Structural Components | The Veterinary Clinical Micro Centrifuge incorporates a compact external housing, centrifuge chamber, fixed-angle rotor assembly, tube carriers, sample adapters, reinforced guard bowl, transparent safety lid and control interface. The referenced configuration includes dedicated carriers for different tube lengths and sample formats, together with microhematocrit adapters. The supplied rotor and tube holders are designed as an integrated operating package rather than requiring separate basic accessories. Typical structural elements include:
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| Working Principle / Structural Principle | The centrifuge separates components of biological samples according to density by applying centripetal acceleration. Sample tubes are positioned in the rotor using compatible carriers or adapters and balanced before the centrifugation cycle begins. During rotation, denser particles move toward the bottom or outer region of the sample tube while lighter components remain closer to the center. This density-based separation can prepare specimens for subsequent veterinary clinical examination or laboratory analysis. The fixed-angle rotor maintains the samples at a defined angle during processing. Preset cycles provide commonly used time and speed combinations, while validated laboratory procedures may use customized cycle settings where supported. For microhematocrit testing, compatible capillary tubes can be processed using the dedicated adapter, allowing packed cell volume-related sample preparation according to the applicable veterinary laboratory procedure. |
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| Customization Options | For international B2B procurement, the Veterinary Clinical Micro Centrifuge can be configured around sample types, tube formats, laboratory throughput and local electrical requirements. Possible project considerations include rotor and carrier configuration, microhematocrit adapters, tube capacity, preset cycles, control configuration, voltage version, packaging and accessory combinations. For commercial pig farms, livestock groups and agricultural engineering contractors, centrifuge specifications can be coordinated with veterinary laboratory layout, laboratory benching, electrical services, sample-flow planning and biosecurity zoning. Equipment configuration is Customizable, According to project requirements, and Available upon request. |
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| Installation & Maintenance | The centrifuge is designed for simple benchtop installation and does not require permanent mechanical installation. Position it on a stable, level laboratory surface with sufficient clearance for ventilation, lid operation and routine cleaning. Before each run, verify correct rotor and carrier installation and ensure that tubes are loaded symmetrically and balanced. Use only approved tube sizes and adapters, and operate within the specified speed and capacity limits. The clear lid and lid safety system provide controlled access to the rotor chamber. The centrifuge should not be opened until the rotor has completely stopped. Routine maintenance includes inspection and cleaning of the rotor, tube carriers, adapters, guard bowl and lid. For the referenced configuration, the manufacturer recommends calibration every two years. For cleaning and disinfection, the referenced manufacturer specifies isopropyl alcohol, soap and water, or a 10% bleach solution. The equipment should be unplugged before cleaning and all surfaces dried immediately afterward. Chemical compatibility requirements should always be observed. |
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| Project Cases | The Veterinary Clinical Micro Centrifuge is suitable for international procurement programs involving commercial pig farms, integrated livestock production groups, veterinary clinics, animal health laboratories, diagnostic service providers and agricultural engineering contractors. For a commercial swine production complex, the centrifuge can be installed within a dedicated herd health laboratory to support routine blood, urine, fecal and microhematocrit sample preparation. Multiple units may be allocated to separate sample-processing workstations according to laboratory workflow. For centralized livestock diagnostic centers, compact centrifuges can be integrated with sample reception, preparation, molecular testing and clinical analysis areas. Equipment quantities, accessory packages and electrical configurations are Available upon request. For new farm construction projects, laboratory equipment planning can be coordinated with laboratory bench layout, electrical infrastructure, ventilation, drainage, sample flow and biosecurity zoning. |
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| Product FAQ |
Q: What is the Veterinary Clinical Micro Centrifuge used for? Q: Is it suitable for commercial pig farms? Q: What is the maximum operating speed? Q: What sample tubes can it accommodate? Q: How many samples can be processed at one time? Q: Does the centrifuge require complicated installation? Q: Can the preset cycles be customized? Q: Can the configuration be adapted for a livestock engineering project? |
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