Eppendorf™ 5810R Refrigerated Benchtop Centrifuge – 14,000 RPM / 20,913×g, Rotor-Dependent Design

The Eppendorf™ 5810R (Manufacturer #0022625501) delivers superior performance and versatility for laboratories requiring both high capacity and precise temperature control. With a variable speed range up to 14,000 RPM and a maximum RCF of 20,913×g, this centrifuge accommodates both fixed-angle and swinging-bucket rotors, as well as deepwell plates, making it one of the most adaptable models in its class.

Powered by a brushless induction motor, the 5810R ensures quiet, maintenance-free operation while maintaining consistent cooling from –9°C to +40°C. The FastTemp function enables rapid pre-cooling, while continuous cooling preserves sample integrity even after centrifugation. Its Dynamic Compressor Control (DCC) technology provides optimized cooling performance and energy efficiency, automatically engaging an ECO shut-off after 8 hours of inactivity.

The digital keypad interface allows for precise parameter control and access to 35 user-defined programs, making this centrifuge an excellent choice for research, clinical diagnostics, and industrial applications requiring reproducible results and sample safety.

✅ Key Features

• ✔️ Variable speed up to 14,000 RPM / 20,913×g max RCF
• ✔️ Refrigerated temperature range: –9°C to +40°C
• ✔️ Supports multiple rotors: Fixed-angle, swinging-bucket, and deepwell plate
• ✔️ Dynamic Compressor Control (DCC) for optimized cooling efficiency
• ✔️ FastTemp pre-cooling function for rapid startup
• ✔️ Continuous cooling after run completion keeps samples at set temperature
• ✔️ ECO shut-off after 8 hours to save energy and extend compressor life
• ✔️ 35 programmable settings for workflow customization
• ✔️ Rotor-dependent design accommodates up to 4 × 750 mL or 4 × 4 MTPs
• ✔️ Brushless induction motor for long-term, maintenance-free operation
• ✔️ Compact, quiet design with keypad interface
• ✔️ 120 V / 50–60 Hz (US)

📊 Technical Specifications

⚠️ Safety Notice

Ensure that all samples are balanced and securely placed in approved Eppendorf rotors and buckets before operation. Always wait until the rotor stops completely before opening the lid. Maintain regular inspection of rotors and seals to ensure safety and performance.