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Fixed angle rotor JA-10 for Beckman centrifuges, supports 6×500ml tubes, used laboratory centrifuge accessory.
The Beckman JA-10 Fixed Angle Rotor is designed for use with compatible Beckman centrifuges, accommodating six 500 ml tubes ideal for high-volume sample processing. This rotor is essential for molecular biology researchers and bioprocessing applications requiring reliable, centrifuge-compatible accessories for biomanufacturing and synthetic biology workflows. It is a used piece sold as-is; original manufacturer performance and functionality may not be fully retained, so careful evaluation is recommended prior to use in clinical diagnostics, cell imaging, and biotechnology research. The fixed angle design ensures stable, efficient centrifugation to support downstream molecular diagnostics and bioprocessing steps.
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Last updated 19 October 2026
