UltraCentrifuge | Ultra-High Speed Refrigerated Centrifuge TT-UltraC30

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UltraCentrifuge TT-UltraC30 is an advanced floor-standing, ultra-high speed refrigerated centrifuge, widely used for the high-speed and high-capacity separation and purification of biological samples such as molecular biology specimens, proteins, cells, and DNA. UltraCentrifuge TT-UltraC30 is also ideal for the ultra-high speed centrifugal separation of nanoscale samples, meeting the diverse separation needs of our customers.

UltraCentrifuge - Ultra-High Speed Refrigerated Centrifuge TT-UltraC30

The Torontech TT-UltraC30 is designed for the most demanding high-speed separation and purification tasks where maximum g-force is required. By applying centrifugal forces exceeding 100,000 x g, it enables the isolation, concentration, and purification of subcellular components, macromolecules, and nanoparticles, providing the high-purity samples essential for advanced research and development.

This high-performance separation is a critical enabling technology in:

  • Virology & Vaccine Development: For the concentration and purification of viral particles from cell culture supernatants, a fundamental step in the production of viral vectors for vaccines and gene therapy research.
  • Proteomics & Biochemistry: To isolate and separate protein complexes and subcellular organelles (e.g., ribosomes, microsomes), allowing for detailed study of their structure and function.
  • Molecular Biology & Genomics: For the high-purity separation of plasmids, DNA, and RNA, particularly in preparing samples for sensitive downstream applications like sequencing and transfection.
  • Nanotechnology & Materials Science: To fractionate and purify synthetic nanoparticles, such as quantum dots and liposomes, based on size and density, ensuring the sample uniformity required for advanced material applications.

  • Max Speed: 31,200 RPM
  • Max RCF: 110,000 x g
  • Max Capacity: 6 L
  • Intelligent Vacuum System: Ensures effective sealing.
  • Real-Time Monitoring: Red, green, and yellow indicator lights display device operation status.
  • Durable Construction: High-strength aluminum alloy centrifugal chamber.
  • Consistent Cooling: All rotors maintain 4°C or below at maximum speed.
  • Energy Efficiency: Standby cooling function can be turned off, reducing energy consumption by over 45%.
  • Automatic Rotor ID Recognition: Prevents misoperation.
  • Airtight Rotors: Easy rotor replacement.
  • Customizable Programs: Allows brief descriptions for each program.

An ultracentrifuge separates particles in a liquid sample by spinning them at very high speed. The technique, called sedimentation, sorts components such as proteins, nucleic acids, viruses, and subcellular particles by their size, shape, and density.

How High-Speed Sedimentation Works

When the rotor spins, it generates a powerful centrifugal field, often expressed as relative centrifugal force (RCF), or multiples of gravity. This force pushes particles outward toward the bottom of the tube. Denser and larger particles experience more net force and move faster, so they sediment ahead of smaller, lighter ones. Particles that match the density of the surrounding liquid stay suspended.

Why Refrigeration and Vacuum Matter

At ultracentrifuge speeds, friction between the spinning rotor and the surrounding air would generate significant heat. To protect heat-sensitive biological samples, the system runs under refrigeration and, in many designs, reduced pressure to control that heating. The result is a stable, low-temperature environment that preserves sample integrity during long runs. Scientists describe how fast a particle settles using the sedimentation coefficient, measured in Svedberg units (S), which is why ribosomal fractions are named by values such as 50S or 70S.

 
SpecificationTT-UltraC30
ModelTT-UltraC30
Part No.101312
Max. Speed31200 rpm
Max. RCF110000 xg
Max. Capacity6 x 1000ml
Speed Range300 - 31200 rpm
Speed Accuracy±5 rpm
Temperature Range-20°C - +40°C
Temperature Accuracy±1°C
Timer1s ~ 65535x / 1min ~ 6535min, increment 1
ACC/DEC Rate11 / 11 Soft brake
Storage1000 pcs
Screen10-onch color LCD touch screen
Storage InterfaceUSB
Noise Level≤56 dB (A)
Safety DevicesDoor interlock, overspeed detection, imbalance detection, over-temperature detection, rotor cover detection
Drive MotorAC Inverter Motor
RefrigeratorInverter compressor (Refrigerant: R290)
Power SupplyAC 220V ±10%, 50Hz, 20A (110V is also available)
Total Power4 kW
Dimensions (L x W x H)780 x 810 x 867 mm
Net Weight308 kg
Auto rotor recognitionApplied
Log ManagementOptional
Real Time Control (RTC)Optional
Gradient CentrifugationOptional
Administrator ManagementOptional

TT-UltraC30 Rotor List

 
Rotor ImageRotor TypeCapacityMax. Speed (rpm)Max. RCF (x g)Adapters
No.1 Angle Rotor for TT-UltraC30No.1 Angle Rotor (Ti)24 x 1.5ml31200903290.2ml, 0.5ml
No.2 Angle Rotor for TT-UltraC30No.2 Angle Rotor24 x 1.5ml25000579960.2ml, 0.5ml
No.3 Angle Rotor for TT-UltraC30No.3 Angle Rotor48 x 1.5ml24000631090.2ml, 0.5ml
No.4 Angle Rotor for TT-UltraC30No.4 Angle Rotor12 x 15ml conical25000754655ml conical
No.5 Angle Rotor for TT-UltraC30No.5 Angle Rotor6 x 50ml conical250007057415ml conical
No.6 Angle Rotor (Ti) for TT-UltraC30No.6 Angle Rotor (Ti)8 x 50ml300001100005ml, 10ml, 15ml
No.7 Angle Rotor for TT-UltraC30No.7 Angle Rotor6 x 200ml conical170004361810ml, 15ml, 50ml conical
No.8 Angle Rotor for TT-UltraC30No.8 Angle Rotor6 x 500ml100001811115ml, 50ml, 200ml
No.9 Angle Rotor for TT-UltraC30No.9 Angle Rotor4 x 1000ml90001648150ml, 250ml, 500ml
No.10 Angle Rotor for TT-UltraC30No.10 Angle Rotor6 x 1000ml80001436750ml, 250ml, 500ml
No.11 Swing Rotor for TT-UltraC30No.11 Swing Rotor4 x 500ml4000325515ml, 50ml, vacutainer
No.12 Swing Rotor for TT-UltraC30No.12 Swing Rotor4 x 750ml4500416615ml, 50ml, vacutainer

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