Esco Versati TCV & Versati TCR benchtop centrifuges

High-capacity (max. 6 x 250 ml) general purpose laboratory centrifuge, which can also be used as a microliter centrifuge with the appropriate rotor. Available in ambient temperature (TCV) and refrigerated (TCR) versions.


% TCR-1500-8 ESCO Versati™ Tabletop Refrigerated Centrifuge Versati™ Tabletop Refrigerated Centrifuge A tabletop refrigerated centrifuge is a medium-capacity centrifuge used for the separation of milliliter temperature-sensitive samples. This device works by spinning the samples loaded in various rotor types at high speed. It undergoes a centrifugation process which involves the use of centrifugal force for the separation of particles or macromolecules. Pelleting of large volume of temperature-sensitive heterogeneous mixtures are now easier, safer, and high-yielding with the Versati™ Tabletop Refrigerated Centrifuges. This is the equivalent refrigerated model of Versati™ Tabletop Ventilated Centrifuge (TCV). It also excels with its versatility, running features that can reach up to 24320 x g, and easy handling; developed with your molecular biology, biotechnology, and clinical routine applications in mind. It can act as different type of centrifuge to meet all your application needs with its various rotor types: fixed-angle (up to 6 x 250 ml), swing-bucket (up to 4 x 250 ml), and a microtiter plate rotor (up to 6 plates). The refrigerated model’s powerful refrigeration system has temperature range of -20°C to +40°C. Features • Intelligent Versati™ Microprocessor Control System • Big rotary knob and buttons— convenient for rotation and operation. • Large LCD screen with clear indication of running condition • Genuine-Protec™ Safety Lid Design • Provides a real safe protection • V-balance™ Weight Imbalance Protection • Automatic imbalance recognition • Smartdrive™ Rotor Auto Recognition • Restricts installed rotor from setting beyond the maximum speed for motor protection • Maintenance-free Brushless Motor • German-originated motor— requiring neither bearing replacement nor change oil • Isocide™ Antimicrobial Powder Coating • Eliminates 99.9% of surface bacteria within 24 hours of exposure	% TCV-1500-8 ESCO Versati™ Tabletop Ventilated Centrifuge Versati™ Tabletop Refrigerated Centrifuge A tabletop refrigerated centrifuge is a medium-capacity centrifuge used for the separation of milliliter temperature-sensitive samples. This device works by spinning the samples loaded in various rotor types at high speed. It undergoes a centrifugation process which involves the use of centrifugal force for the separation of particles or macromolecules. Pelleting of large volume of temperature-sensitive heterogeneous mixtures are now easier, safer, and high-yielding with the Versati™ Tabletop Refrigerated Centrifuges. This is the equivalent refrigerated model of Versati™ Tabletop Ventilated Centrifuge (TCV). It also excels with its versatility, running features that can reach up to 24320 x g, and easy handling; developed with your molecular biology, biotechnology, and clinical routine applications in mind. It can act as different type of centrifuge to meet all your application needs with its various rotor types: fixed-angle (up to 6 x 250 ml), swing-bucket (up to 4 x 250 ml), and a microtiter plate rotor (up to 6 plates). The refrigerated model’s powerful refrigeration system has temperature range of -20°C to +40°C. Features • Intelligent Versati™ Microprocessor Control System • Big rotary knob and buttons— convenient for rotation and operation. • Large LCD screen with clear indication of running condition • Genuine-Protec™ Safety Lid Design • Provides a real safe protection • V-balance™ Weight Imbalance Protection • Automatic imbalance recognition • Smartdrive™ Rotor Auto Recognition • Restricts installed rotor from setting beyond the maximum speed for motor protection • Maintenance-free Brushless Motor • German-originated motor— requiring neither bearing replacement nor change oil • Isocide™ Antimicrobial Powder Coating • Eliminates 99.9% of surface bacteria within 24 hours of exposure