Centriflex Laboratory Centrifuge
The Siebtechnik Centriflex laboratory centrifuge is a universal centrifuge used to gauge and examine solid/liquid separation potential of slurries under centrifugal force.
Our laboratory centrifuge is a high-quality solution for separating particles by density, and can be used in a wide range of applications, including sedimentation, filtration washing, rinsing, clarifying and continuous separation of two liquids.
- Suited to a wide range of applications
- Delivered as a stand-alone unit
- Easy to operate with digital display
- Automatic and manual operating modes
- Instant,controlled acceleration to required operating speed
- Automatic rapid-stop feature simulates centrifuge response time accurately
- Lower energy requirements
- Low maintenance
World renowned
Because every mineral processing requirement is unique, it’s important to understand the most efficient parameters of processing needed to achieve the required result. That’s why miners across the world are using our laboratory centrifuges to help maximise processing efficiency, increase productivity and lower their cost per ton.
Easy to operate
Designed as a stand-alone unit, the Centriflex laboratory centrifuge is designed for operator-friendly charging and filling. A shelf in the front of the housing serves as a protected storage area for collecting containers for disposal of centrifugal or filtrate waste. When used as a beaker centrifuge, it can be equipped with full beakers and glass inserts to enable sedimentation tests.
The centrifuge is operated via a touch-screen control panel with digital display of the speed, centrifuging time and the operating status. The operator can select between automatic mode and manual mode with timer.
The Centriflex laboratory centrifuge is accelerated instantly to the operating speed selected and electrically driven until braked and stopped. The automatic stop feature enables exact centrifuge times to be attained. With the electronic controls supplied, the unit allows flexible or specific operation required when analysing any separation problem. It also provides the ability to simulate existing or proposed operating parameters.