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Comparison between rubber-lined centrifuges and plastic-lined centrifuges

2009-12-31 View Original

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This post was last edited by shawlyping on 2010-12-5 at 16:41. Our company has just started using lined centrifuges and rubber-lined centrifuges of the LGZ**** model; we are not sure which type will have a longer service life ?
Reply #2 2009-12-31
When used continuously, the centrifuge can withstand temperatures up to 0–60 degrees Celsius; when used intermittently, it can tolerate a maximum temperature of 65 degrees Celsius. It cannot be used at temperatures above 65 degrees Celsius, as the plastic coating on it will soften, leading to damage to the equipment! A rubber-lined centrifuge is needed at this time!
Reply #3 2011-05-27
Plastic-lined centrifuges should not be used when the temperature is too high
Reply #4 2019-03-05
Looking for a lined centrifuge to separate solid substances from concentrated hydrochloric acid; some have left their contact information

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