Automation ready benchtop centrifuge that balances safety and performance, supporting a wide range of research workflows.
Supports robotic
handling for automated
workflows
Ready for Diverse
Applications
Simple Operation,
in Efficient Runs
Lab automation demands both efficiency and high-throughput. LCXR‑100 delivers a benchtop platform that balances versatility and performance, with usability and productivity at its core. For routine operations, simple controls and an automation-ready design help standardize steps and cut handling time, supporting safer, more consistent outcomes across diverse research needs.
Built for automation, LCXR‑100 combines a compact footprint with the throughput labs need.
Defined Position Stop enables reliable robotic load/unload without cameras or vision systems, and LCXR-100 supports microplates as well as bottles ranging from 1.5 mL to 250 mL while delivering performance up to 10,000 rpm / 9,390 × G (rotor dependent) when using 50 mL conical tubes.
The Step-Stop centrifuge precisely stops the rotor at a defined position to minimize robotic gripping (pick) errors caused by sample‑tube misalignment—enabling safer operation, reproducible results, and reliable automation.
Like boarding a Ferris wheel at the same spot every time, RESO PRO’s Defined Position Stop feature brings the rotor to a precise, predetermined position. This design makes sample loading and unloading effortless, supporting smooth robotic assistance for automated workflows.
Always the same boarding point
Ferris wheel
Always the same pick-up point
Rotor
Simpler system. Greater reliability. Lower cost.
Our Defined Position Stop mechanism eliminates the need for cameras and image processing, reducing complexity and potential points of failure. This streamlined approach supports stable operation and long-term reliability for automated workflows.
Faster Integration:
No image processing means significantly shorter setup time for system integration.
Lower Initial Investment:
Eliminates expensive vision hardware and programming costs, reducing upfront expenses.
Reduced Maintenance:
Fewer components mean fewer failures and lower long-term costs.
90°+ lid opening adds clearance around the robot’s motion envelope, enabling direct picks with fewer adjustments
—helping improve throughput and maintain consistent operation.
The lid opens wide to keep the pickup area clear, and Defined Position Stop provides repeatable coordinates—standardizing robot paths and supporting smoother, more consistent operation.
Lid opening and closing are handled by the robot—keeping control simple. Fewer built‑in mechanisms simplify integration and maintenance, while the centrifuge automatically locks the lid during runs and releases after full stop—supporting safer, consistent operation.
The swing out rotor covers a wide range of centrifugation tasks—handling formats from 1.5 mL tubes to 250 mL bottles, as well as microplates.
Wide rotor lineup for formats from 1.5 mL microtubes to 50 mL conical tubes, with 7,000–10,000 rpm capability.
With a single knob push, the rotor can be quickly and securely fixed.
*Some rotors are excepted.
To mount the rotor
Place the locking knob on the shaft and secure the rotor to the shaft by pressing the red snap on the locking knob down the shaft until it “clicks”.
To dismount the rotor
Pull the locking knob out from the shaft, while holding down the red snap on the top.
Easy-to-see LCD monitor display shows various information including remaining run time, error messages, rotor types in use and records of centrifugal operation.
* Indication displays on the control panel in the photo is different from displays of actual operation.
Dual color LED display allows the user to monitor the operation status just by looking the display; red indicates that the rotor is spinning while green indicates the rotor is stopped.
Initial values for acceleration and deceleration characteristics are set from 0 to 500rpm, however, they can be varied up to maximum speed in 100rpm increments by function settings.
| Product | Step-Stop Benchtop Centrifuge |
|---|---|
| Model | LCXR-100 |
| Rotor stop positions | 4 positions (90° increments) |
| Max speed (fixed) | 10,000 rpm |
| Max RCF (G) | 9,390 G (single rotor CA-8R) |
| Max capacity | 1,000 mL (swing out rotor TS-33R) |
| Speed setting range | 100–10,000 rpm (100 rpm increments) |
| Timer setting range | 10–50 s (10 s increments); 1–99 min (1 min increments) or Free mode |
| Dimensions |
430 × 582 × 514 mm (W × D × H) Lid open: 430 × 690 × 940 mm (W × D × H) |
| Net weight | approx 49 kg |
| Power requirements |
Single-phase AC100 V, 50/60 Hz, 15 A (compatible with AC115 V) |
| Rated current | 8 A |
| Power consumption | 430 W (370 kcal/h) |
| External interface (discrete I/O)* |
Terminal 1: Inputs: dry-contact closure (select rotor defined position 1–4 Start) Outputs: DC 24 V auxiliary power (1 A max; ON while powered) Terminal 2: dry-contact outputs: PATLITE® signal tower (LED) |
| Safety features |
Imbalance detector Abnormal speed detector Lid interlock Overcurrent circuit breaker (rated breaking current 15 A) Lid open/close detector Rotor identification system Motor overcurrent detector |
* Terminal 1 inputs and Terminal 2 outputs are dry-contact signals.
Terminal 1 provides DC 24 V auxiliary power (1 A max).