Rotor and centrifuge using same
AssigneeEppendorf Himac Technologies Co., Ltd.
InventorsMamoru Kanehama, Takato Komura, Hiroatsu Toi, Eiichi Fukuhara
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AssigneeEppendorf Himac Technologies Co., Ltd.
InventorsMamoru Kanehama, Takato Komura, Hiroatsu Toi, Eiichi Fukuhara
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A rotor for a continuous centrifugal separator includes a core body in a substantially cylindrical shape, fins, and a rotor body in a tubular shape. The core body is formed with fin mounting grooves continuous in an axial direction on an outer circumferential surface. The fins are mounted to protrude to a radially outer side from an outer circumferential surface of the core body. As the fin to be mounted, multiple types of fins that have different circumferential widths of a portion protruding to the radially outer side from the outer circumferential surface of the core body are prepared. A volume of centrifugal separation spaces is changeable by an operator selecting any one of the multiple types of fins and mounting the fins to the core body.
A rotor, which is a rotor for a centrifuge, the rotor comprising:
A rotor in a centrifuge, the centrifuge comprising:
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