Apparatus for the homogenization and separation of samples
AssigneesKtb Tumorforschungsgesellschaft Mbh, Andreas Hettich GmbH & Co. KG
InventorsKlaus-Gunter Eberle, Anke Lenz, Ulrich Massing, Vittorio Ziroli
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AssigneesKtb Tumorforschungsgesellschaft Mbh, Andreas Hettich GmbH & Co. KG
InventorsKlaus-Gunter Eberle, Anke Lenz, Ulrich Massing, Vittorio Ziroli
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The invention relates to an apparatus for the homogenization and separation of media (10), comprising a centrifuge (40, 70) having a centrifuge rotor (14, 44, 74) which can be rotated about a motor axis (A) of a centrifuge motor (12, 42, 72) and which includes a rotor body, connected to which is at least one rotation unit (16, 48, 80) in such a way that it is additionally adapted to be rotatable about an axis of rotation of a rotation unit, which axis is different from the motor axis (A), and that it can be driven via a rotation unit drive, with means being provided which can be used to set at least two different rotation speeds of the rotation unit (16, 48, 80), and furthermore the rotation unit (16, 48, 80) has toothing (8) on its periphery by which the rotation unit (16, 48, 80) can be driven. The invention is characterized in that the rotation unit drive comprises toothing which is associated with the centrifuge motor.
An apparatus for the homogenization and separation of media (10) comprising a centrifuge (40, 70) having a centrifuge rotor (14, 44, 74) which can be rotated about a motor axis (A) of a centrifuge motor (12, 42, 72) and which includes a rotor body, connected to which is at least one rotation unit (16, 48, 80) in such a way that it is additionally adapted to be rotatable about an axis of rotation of a rotation unit which is different from the motor axis (A), and that it can be driven via a rotation unit drive, with means being provided which can be used to set at least two different rotation speeds of the rotation unit (16, 48, 80), and furthermore the rotation unit (16, 48, 80) has toothing (8) on its periphery by which the rotation unit (16, 48, 80) can be driven, said rotation unit drive comprises toothing which is associated with the centrifuge motor.
An apparatus for the homogenization and separation of media (10) comprising a centrifuge (40, 70) having a centrifuge rotor (14, 44, 74) which can be rotated about a motor axis (A) of a centrifuge motor (12, 42, 72) and which includes a rotor body, connected to which is at least one rotation unit (16, 48, 80) in such a way that it is additionally adapted to be rotatable about an axis of rotation of a rotation unit which is different from the motor axis (A), and that it can be driven via a rotation unit drive, with means being provided which can be used to set at least two different rotation speeds of the rotation unit (16, 48, 80), and furthermore the rotation unit (16, 48, 80) has toothing (8) on its periphery by which the rotation unit (16, 48, 80) can be driven, said at least one rotation unit motor (76) which is independent of the centrifuge motor (12, 42, 72) is provided as the rotation unit drive and is mounted on the centrifuge rotor.
An apparatus for the homogenization and separation of media (10), comprising a centrifuge (40, 70) having a centrifuge rotor (14, 44, 74) adapted to be rotatable about a motor axis (A) of a centrifuge motor (12, 42, 72) and including a rotor body to which at least one rotation unit (16, 48, 80) can be attached in such a way that it can be rotated about a rotation axis of a rotation unit, secondary axis of rotation, which is different from the motor axis (A), with a drive of a rotation unit being provided for generating the rotary motion of the rotation unit (16, 48, 80), said rotation unit (16, 48, 80) being accommodated in a recess (30, 46, 84) having a closed base and provided within the rotor body, and, a bearing (24, 26) is provided for supporting the rotation unit, which bearing is disposed below the position of the centre of gravity of the centrifuge container during centrifugation.
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