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NuAire announces sales and service of Hitachi Koki centrifuges in North America
from NuAire, Inc.

NuAire has teamed up with Hitachi Koki to offer High Speed Refrigerated Centrifuges, Ultracentrifuges, Floor Standing Micro-Ultracentrifuges, and Table Top Micro-Ultracentrifuges. These high performing machines help assist in research applications involving purifying proteins, DNA, RNA, viruses, nano-sized particles, and more by separating liquids at high speeds. Hitachi Koki Centrifuges utilize the Non-Contact Imbalance Detection System which monitors the vibration of the rotor and drive shaft, in the event of abnormal vibration the sensor stops the operation immediately. Install and remove rotors by placing rotor on the drive shaft, the rotor is automatically locked by centrifugal force. more »

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