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The Thermo LYNX 4000 Centrifuge, 380 to 415 V, 50/60 Hz is a superspeed centrifuge designed for high-performance separations in research and bioprocessing applications. Featuring GreenCool technology, it helps reduce environmental impact while supporting ozone-friendly operation for everyday laboratory use.
This Thermo LYNX 4000 centrifuge is suitable for laboratories requiring reliable superspeed centrifugation with flexible rotor support, advanced run control, and efficient high-performance separation capability.
The LYNX 4000 is designed for the intended laboratory application. This superspeed centrifuge format supports routine laboratory work in that application.
The main specifications of the LYNX 4000 are that the traceability is Supports GMP/GLP-compliant traceability with optional Centri-Log Plus Data Management software, the frequency is 50/60 Hz and the run time is Up to 99 h 59 min 59 s, with continuous operation. These are the main selection points to compare with the requirements of the laboratory task.
Yes. The LYNX 4000 is suitable for the intended laboratory application. The product is designed specifically for that type of work when its stated format and operating characteristics match the laboratory requirement.
The LYNX 4000 has a voltage specification of 380 to 415 V. This should be matched with the available laboratory power setup.
Manufacturer P/N
75008581
Part Number
4.712 499
Manufacturer
Thermo Scientific
Max. voltage
415 V
Manufacturer P/N
75008580
Part Number
4.712 498
Manufacturer
Thermo Scientific
Max. voltage
240 V
The LYNX 4000 is designed for the intended laboratory application. This superspeed centrifuge format supports routine laboratory work in that application.
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