Product Number: 18018CSU

Four Place Pear Shaped Centrifuge evaluated with CSA and ANSI/UL standards for Class 1, Division 1, Group D. This unit is the current Pear Shaped Centrifuge that we sell with CSA approval. If you need parts for the 18018CS, please see the manual in our "links" section. Parts are available. Notice: Due to ongoing changes and updates to our Centrifuge machines rated for Hazardous Locations (Class 1 Division 1 Group D), it has become extremely important to inquire about any recent changes in specifications of machines and replacement parts for machines presently in service. To obtain proper replacement parts or a current manual for existing machines in service it is important to have the serial number of the machine. When ordering new machines please be certain the machine meets the requirements for the hazardous location the machine is intended to be used in. Note: A copy of the most current manual containing the pertinent CSA certificate information can be found in the "Links" section of the website. Please see 18018CSU. Our current machine model numbers 18018CSU and 18028CSU are approved by 'CSA International' for use in the following hazardous locations and are approved CSA C/US. The heating unit for this centrifuge is sold separately (Part 18094) It circulates hot water throughout the heating chamber in the base of the machine. The heat is absorbed by the aluminum castings and in a very short time all parts of the unit are hot. The heater unit incorporates a low level float switch to shut the heater off in case of low water volume. The Thermocycle Heater is CSA approved for use with CSA Certified Centrifuges only. There are four preheater pockets inside the centrifuge unit. A hole in the center of the lid allows the operator to check the speed of the rotating head by using a hand held tachometer with an extension (18098 and 1809801). This unit is designed for 60 HZ operation. This centrifuge will meet the requirements of the API MPMS 10.4,"Determination of Water and Sediment in Crude Oil by the Centrifuge Method (Field Procedure)."