Beckman Coulter Centrifuge
Beckman Coulter Avanti JXN-26 IVD
Beckman Coulter Avanti JXN-26 IVD
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Service AI offers a recent-vintage, professionally renewed Beckman Coulter Avanti JXN-26 IVD (MFG: 2023-11-13) — a high-performance, floor-model centrifuge built for dependable, high-throughput workflows in modern lab environments. With performance up to 26,000 rpm, 82,000 × g, and 6.0 L maximum capacity, the JXN-26 is a strong fit for labs that need consistent results across daily protocols and larger-volume applications. Customers can customize their setup with optional rotor choices based on workflow needs, including two premium J-LITE fixed-angle options manufactured in 2023.
Core System Highlights (Avanti JXN-26; REF: B38619)
IVD-compatible build for regulated environments
Max speed: 26,000 rpm
Max RCF: up to 82,000 × g
Max capacity: 6.0 L
FRS + SR drive for quick, quiet, cool operation
Up to 1000 stored programs for repeatable workflows and shared-lab efficiency
Rotor Options Available for Purchase (MFG 2023)
J-LITE JLA-16.250
A lightweight, high-performance fixed-angle rotor ideal for routine pelleting and general-purpose separations.
Capacity: 6 × 250 mL (1.5 L total)
J-LITE JLA-8.1000
A high-capacity rotor designed for large-volume processing and 1 L bottle workflows.
Capacity: 6 × 1000 mL (6.0 L total)
Additional Compatible Rotor Listings
For other sample volumes and workflows, explore these separately listed fixed-angle rotor options for the Avanti JXN-26:
- J-LITE JLA-10.500 Rotor — New & Unused: 6 × 500 mL (3 L total), up to 10,000 rpm.
- JA-17 Fixed-Angle Rotor — Inspected: 14 × 50 mL (700 mL total), up to 17,000 rpm.
- JA-14.50 Rotor with Dual-Locking Lid — Inspected: 16 × 50 mL (800 mL total), up to 14,000 rpm.
Rotors are optional purchases, not automatically included with the centrifuge. Contact Service AI for current availability and a configuration quotation. Confirm the specific rotor assembly, labware, adapters, and operating limits against the manufacturer's instructions; speed reductions may apply depending on sample density and other conditions.
Seamless Installation and Support
Our expert team ensures a seamless installation process included in the price for the continental United States. We also offer worldwide installation and service support to meet your specific needs.
The Service AI Advantage
Service AI supports scientists with trusted centrifuge platforms, careful professional shipment, and knowledgeable technical support, helping labs configure the right system and rotor selections with confidence.
You know the science. We deliver tested, guaranteed performance. Contact us today for a comprehensive quote on the JXN-26 and optional 2023 J-LITE rotors.
Configure Your JXN-26 for Your Workflow
Start with your sample volume, required relative centrifugal force (RCF), and preferred tubes or bottles when choosing a rotor. The optional JLA-16.250 offers six 250 mL positions, while the JLA-8.1000 offers six 1 L positions for larger-volume processing. Rotor choice should reflect your protocol, not simply the centrifuge's maximum speed. Confirm instrument compatibility and the operating limits of the rotor, tubes, bottles, and adapters before use.
For a practical introduction to rotor types and selection, read LabPundit's A Startup Guide to Centrifuge Rotors. It explains how sample volume, separation goals, consumables, and budget shape your choice.
Protect Your Rotor Investment
Routine cleaning, appropriate storage, and inspection are important parts of keeping your centrifugation workflow dependable. Follow the specific rotor operator's manual for approved cleaning methods, inspection requirements, and service-life limits. If you find corrosion, pitting, cracks, or other damage, stop using the rotor and seek a qualified assessment.
Explore The Complete Guide to Centrifuge Rotor Care, Inspection, and Retirement for a closer look at care practices, warning signs, and retirement considerations.
Common Centrifugation Questions
Need background on RPM versus RCF, tube fill volumes, consumable reuse, or rotor identification? Our Centrifuge FAQ: Essential Information for Users provides an overview. Use these educational resources alongside the current JXN-26 and rotor-specific operator manuals, which govern your actual operating procedures.
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