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Explore the Versatility of the Avanti J-26S Series Centrifuge
31 July 2012

The Avanti J-26S series from Beckman Coulter has over 30 compatible rotors, allowing a large range of applications. For example, the J-Lite rotors increase G force during the run and reduces run time by up to 50%, the JLA-8, 1000 rotor is optimized for bioprocessing and the JS-5.3 ‘All Spin’ rotor can accommodate a range of bottles, tubes and microplates.

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