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A highly efficient centrifuge that can filter and dehydrate with forces hundreds of times greater than gravity. We are currently offering a free booklet titled "Basic Knowledge of Centrifuges," which anyone unfamiliar with centrifuges can understand in just five minutes. You can download it for free from the link below: ■Recommended for the following individuals■ - Those seeking employment at companies involved in filtration processes, such as pharmaceutical manufacturers, chemical manufacturers, and food manufacturers. - Individuals who have recently started working in roles that require the operation of centrifuges due to departmental transfers. - Users of equipment for filtration, separation, oil removal, water removal, dehydration, and de-oiling who are looking for easier and more efficient methods. <Contents included> - What is centrifugal force? - What is a centrifuge? - Filtration efficiency of centrifuges - Applications of centrifuges - Examples of centrifuge use, etc. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.

I want to inquire about centrifuges, but there are various types, and I don't know which model to look at! Which one should I consider?" "How should I choose a centrifuge in the first place?" --Do you have such questions? Choosing a centrifuge is difficult to explain in a general way. This is because the flow of liquid and the discharge structure within the centrifuge vary depending on the size and characteristics of the particles in the liquid, as well as the viscosity of the liquid itself, making predictions challenging. Therefore, we recommend conducting actual tests with the centrifuge to select the appropriate model. Additionally, various factors influence the choice, such as how to use the centrifuge, how often to clean the machine, whether the materials being processed are toxic upon contact with humans, and where in the factory to install it. However, this time, we will introduce a method to easily select a model by sequentially considering aspects such as "how to use it" and "points of emphasis.

A centrifuge is a device that efficiently separates solids from liquids, or immiscible liquids like water and oil, by utilizing the "centrifugal force" generated by rotation. For example, a separation that takes two days using gravity can be completed in just 30 minutes with a centrifuge. The mechanism is simple: it separates materials by utilizing differences in specific gravity through the high-speed rotation of a drum-shaped "basket." There are various types available, including "filtration type" and "sedimentation type," and they can be selected according to the application, such as top discharge or bottom discharge. They are widely used in pharmaceuticals, chemicals, food, and recycling, and are active in both laboratories and factories. This document provides an easy-to-understand explanation of the basics of centrifugation, its types, and applications for beginners. Please take a look as the first step in the "technology of separation." ◆ Free download from the catalog page ↓