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Ohaus Frontier 5000 refrigerated centrifuges
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Why choose a refrigerated centrifuge?
Refrigerated centrifuges are used when temperature-sensitive samples must remain protected during centrifugation. Active cooling minimizes heat generation, helping preserve biomolecules, proteins, DNA, RNA and other sensitive samples during laboratory workflows.
- Protection of temperature-sensitive samples
- Suitable for molecular biology and life science workflows
- Support for high-throughput laboratory applications
- Available high-speed refrigerated models
- Support for swing-out and fixed-angle rotors
- Suitable for a wide range of sample types and volumes
Model overview Ohaus Frontier 5000 refrigerated centrifuges
| Model | Type | Max. speed | Max. RCF | Application |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FC5513R | Refrigerated microcentrifuge | 14,500 rpm | 16,873 × g | DNA/RNA workflows |
| FC5515R | Refrigerated high-capacity microcentrifuge | 15,200 rpm | 21,953 × g | High-throughput sample preparation |
| FC5718R | Refrigerated high-speed centrifuge | 18,000 rpm | 23,542 × g | Research and life sciences |
| FC5720R | High-performance refrigerated centrifuge | 20,000 rpm | 38,007 × g | Pharmaceutical research |
| FC5830R | Ultra high-speed refrigerated centrifuge | 30,000 rpm | 65,395 × g | Advanced molecular biology |
Key features of Frontier 5000 refrigerated centrifuges
- Active temperature control during centrifugation
- Protection of heat-sensitive biomolecules
- High rotational speeds up to 30,000 rpm
- Available high-speed and microcentrifuge models
- Support for swing-out and fixed-angle rotors
- Programmable systems for reproducible workflows
- Advanced safety features including imbalance detection
- Compact benchtop designs for laboratory environments
Applications of refrigerated centrifuges
- DNA and RNA isolation
- Molecular biology workflows
- Protein research and proteomics
- Clinical sample preparation
- Pharmaceutical research
- Biotechnology and life science workflows
- Microbiological analysis
- High-throughput laboratory processes
Which samples require a refrigerated centrifuge?
Refrigerated centrifuges are used for temperature-sensitive samples such as proteins, enzymes, DNA, RNA, blood components and other biological materials where heat generation may affect sample quality or stability.
What is the advantage of a refrigerated high-speed centrifuge?
A refrigerated high-speed centrifuge combines high centrifugal forces with active cooling, allowing sensitive samples to be processed efficiently without unwanted temperature increases during high-speed centrifugation.
Certifications and laboratory compliance
Ohaus Frontier 5000 refrigerated centrifuges are designed for professional laboratory use and comply with international laboratory and safety standards including EN 61010-1 and EN 61010-2-020. Multiple models support programmable workflows, rotor recognition and advanced safety features for safe laboratory operation.
Industries and laboratory environments
- Biotechnology and life sciences
- Pharmaceutical laboratories
- Clinical laboratories
- Universities and research institutes
- Molecular biology laboratories
- Microbiology laboratories
- QA/QC laboratories
- Research & development facilities
About Ohaus
Learn more about the manufacturer and complete centrifuge range on the Ohaus brand page.
FAQ Ohaus Frontier 5000 refrigerated centrifuges
Why is cooling important during centrifugation?
Cooling prevents temperature-sensitive samples from heating during centrifugation and helps maintain the stability of biomolecules, proteins and biological materials.
Which laboratories use refrigerated centrifuges?
Refrigerated centrifuges are used in biotechnology facilities, pharmaceutical laboratories, clinical laboratories, universities and molecular biology research environments.
What is the difference between a standard and refrigerated centrifuge?
A refrigerated centrifuge features active temperature control to minimize heat generation during centrifugation, while standard centrifuges do not include active cooling.
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Ohaus Frontier 5000 refrigerated centrifuges are designed for laboratory applications where temperature-sensitive samples must remain protected during centrifugation. These refrigerated centrifuges combine high performance, precise temperature control and flexible rotor configurations for applications in molecular biology, biotechnology, pharmaceutical research, clinical analysis and life sciences.
Within the Frontier 5000 series, multiple refrigerated centrifuges are available with different speed ranges, capacities and rotor options. The systems support both swing-out and fixed-angle rotors and are suitable for microtubes, blood tubes, conical tubes and larger sample volumes used in research and high-throughput laboratory workflows.
Ohaus Frontier 5000 refrigerated centrifuges are widely used in laboratories where heat generation during centrifugation may affect sample quality, biomolecules or biological stability.
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