HEAVY DUTY REFRIGERATED CENTRIFUGE

HEAVY DUTY REFRIGERATED CENTRIFUGE
Heavy Duty Refrigerated Centrifuge K-70 is a general-purpose centrifuge developed for clinical laboratories, pharmaceutical industries, research laboratories, general biochemical work; etc advanced manufacturing technique is used for resilient mounting of the heavy-duty drive motor resulting in low level of vibrations and noise.

Salient Features:
� Digital speed indicator.
� Stepless speed regulator with zero start switch.
� 0-99 minutes digital count down timer.
� Dynamic brake.
� Imbalance detector with cutoff.
� Brush wear indicator.
� Castors for full mobility.
� Safety lid interlock.
� Digital temperature indicator-cum controller.
� Key operated mains switch.
� Floor leveling jacks

REMI is one of the leading players in the field of laboratory equipments, blood banking instruments, consumer durables, process plants and equipments, induction and geared motors, stainless steel pipes, fans, blenders, oil field equipments, etc. With a huge manufacturing base & an extensive distribution network, REMI is capable of technically supporting & lending its expertise to customers located anywhere in the Indian sub-continent. Quality is sacrosanct. In its quest for world-class quality, REMI is equipped with the latest Testing and R & D facilities. All critical components of its instruments undergo gruelling QC tests to ensure the highest quality standards. All-important parts like electric motors, speed regulators, timers etc. are made to exact specifications in-house to maintain quality standards. REMI products are now exported to more than 40 countries across the world. Table top centrifuges, shakers and mixers are now available with the CE mark (European standard for safey & EMC). The Laboratory Instruments Division of REMI has a documented Quality Management System in place and has consequently been awarded ISO-9001:2000 certificate for the manufacturing process.

Rajendra Electrical Industries Ltd.
(Remi Instruments Division)
Contact : Mr.Sunil Saraf
Survey No. 65/1, Building,