Maintenance for the Centrifuge Machine

Ensure your centrifuge receives the proper care and maintenance so it provides reliable results, is safe to use and works for a long time. Regularly perform these checks:

Education: Make sure that everyone who uses the centrifuge machine knows how to use it. Teach all laboratory staff how to balance samples, set speeds and take safety measures.

Inspection: An inspection will alert you to any problems with the centrifuge machine. Look at the components for scratches or effects of chemical exposure. All are signs of wear and should be fixed as soon as possible.

Awareness: When using the centrifuge, be aware of signs that something is wrong. If the machine is shaking, vibrating or grinding, stop it immediately.

Cleaning and disinfection are key to ensuring good centrifuge functionality in the long term. Using a neutral cleaning solution (like an alcohol-based disinfectant) and a soft cloth, wipe the:

Rotors

Rotor chamber

Accessories

Interior area

Keypads

Touch screens