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Genevac miVac DNA Concentrator
The Genevac miVac DNA Concentrator is a compact benchtop
concentrator capable of removing low volumes of water and organic solvents from
a variety of sample formats including tubes, microplates, vials, and round
bottom flasks, making is an ideal small vacuum concentrator for a molecular
biology laboratory. It has many key features, including a built in high
displacement & excellent performance vacuum pump, a fixed angled aluminum
rotor for 1.5ml or 2 ml micro-centrifuge tubes, a concentration chamber with
electro-magnetic drive for a quiet, maintenance free operation, and a clear
acrylic lid for observing progress. Concentration using the Genevac miVac DNA
Concentrator is faster than any other system in its class, due to the high
displacement vacuum pump.
All of our equipment is fully tested to perform at factory
specifications before being shipped.
The Genevac miVac DNA Concentrator includes:
- > Built In Pump
- > Power Cord
- > Full 180 Day Parts and Labor Warranty
Genevac miVac DNA Concentrator Specifications
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Max. Speed
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1,465 RPM
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Temperature Range
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Ambient, 30°C to 80°C
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Time Range
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1 min to 9 hr 59 min, continuous
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Vacuum Level
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10 mbar
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Electrical Requirements
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120V, 60Hz, 4.7A
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Rotor Capacity
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48 x 1.5/2.0 ml Tubes
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Dimensions
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14.2 x 23.5 x 11.8 in
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Weight
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75 lbs (34 kg)
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- Inspect the display panel, replacing any dim or dead pixels to ensure clear visual feedback
- Verify full functionality of all buttons, confirming consistent responsiveness
- Examine the acrylic or glass lid for any cracks or chips, ensuring safety and integrity
- Check the vacuum chamber seal for any tears or cracks that could impact pressure retention
- Test chamber lid functionality, confirming all micro switches report a consistent .04 Ohms
- Verify external connections to the pump or cold trap, ensuring they are properly sealed and leak-free
- Inspect and clean the internal fan and condenser (if applicable) for efficient cooling and airflow
- Examine all internal wiring for frays or breakages, confirming secure and intact connections
- Test motor functionality, replacing motor or bearings if performance is compromised
- Inspect internal pump seals, replacing any worn or damaged seals to maintain vacuum integrity
- Inspect all internal hoses for potential leaks, ensuring tight, clean seals
- Confirm unit is capable of achieving all manufacturer-specified temperature ranges
- Verify the unit can reach specified vacuum levels in accordance with manufacturer standards
- Conduct a 6-8 hour cycle test to confirm consistent operational performance
Technician Inspection and Recertification Checklist: Centrifugal Evaporators
The Following Checklist Is to Be Performed on All Incoming and Outgoing Equipment
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Task
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Completed?
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Remarks?
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Inspect display panel for dim or dead pixels
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Completed
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Confirm functionality of all buttons
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Completed
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Check acrylic/glass lid for cracks or chips
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Completed
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Inspect vacuum chamber seal for tears or cracks
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Completed
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Confirm chamber lid micro switches report .04 Ohms
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Completed
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Verify pump or cold trap connections are sealed and leak-free
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Completed
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Inspect and clean internal fan and condenser (if applicable)
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Completed
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Inspect internal wiring for frays or breakages
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Completed
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Test motor functionality, replace motor/bearings if needed
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Completed
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Inspect internal pump seals, replace if needed
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Completed
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Inspect all internal hoses for leaks, ensure clean seals
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Completed
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Confirm unit achieves specified temperature ranges
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Completed
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Verify unit reaches specified vacuum levels
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Completed
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Conduct a 6-8 hour cycle test for operational performance
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Completed
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To View More of Our Recertification Protocol Click Here
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