Your Acutronic lab centrifuges are high-performance, high-precision centrifuges that allow you to study the most advanced and varied subjects, such as:

• the mechanical behaviour of individual mechanical precision components, sub-assemblies or systems under acceleration-induced constraints, sometimes in a combination with thermal constraints or vacuum,
• medical or biological research,
• rockets engine testing,
• vibration simulation under increased gravity.

Your Unit Under Test (UUT) can vary in weight from a few grams to many tons, applied accelerations can reach 20,000 g, your chosen giration radius can exceed 10 m or be as small as 0.1m, and acceleration accuracy can range from 10^-2 to 10^-6.

The DD denomination indicates that your machine has a “Direct Drive” mechanism instead of a belt-driven mechanism. A Direct Drive eliminates de facto particular vibratory noise and the use of belts. Performances are significantly enhanced, and maintenance of the driving system is virtually eliminated.

Here is a brief overview of the characteristics of your machines:

General Characteristics of Acutronic Lab Centrifuges