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Fixed-angle rotor JLA-9.1000 for Avanti centrifuges, 9000 rpm, max RCF 16,800 x g, 4x1000 mL capacity
Beckman Fixed-Angle Rotor JLA-9.1000 is a precision centrifuge rotor designed for high-capacity bioprocessing and molecular biology workflows. It is compatible with *Avanti J-26S XP*, *J-E*, *JXN-26*, and *JXN-30* centrifuge models used widely in biotechnology and clinical diagnostics. Key technical features include:
This rotor is optimized for use in fixed-angle centrifugation, widely adopted in *biomedical engineering*, *cell imaging*, and *molecular biology* labs. Due to its used condition, signs of wear and absence of guaranteed original performance should be considered. Ideal for researchers and lab professionals seeking a reliable rotor for high-volume molecular and bioprocessing centrifugation.
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Last updated 19 October 2026