View the Avanti J-15R here.
View in stock benchtop centrifuges here.
Our Testing Process
1. Centrifuge technician pre-tests the unit's (1) speed, sometimes to the maximum speed for a few minutes, (2) refrigeration (if equipped), (3) spinning if they spin up and spin down properly, (4) checks the buttons, switches, timers if they are all working. Necessary parts for repair are ordered.
2. Once any parts come in for the unit, or they’re working, the centrifuge technician performs any necessary repairs.
3. The centrifuge technician runs the unit to maximum RPMs for a minimum of 1 hour while observing the refrigeration performance (if applicable). During this step, loud/unusual noises, smells, and extra heat build up are observed.
4. The centrifuge technician also observes the proper performance of sensors like temperature, vacuum (if equipped), rotor sensors, tach sensors, latch sensors, etc.
5. After a full hour run, the centrifuge technician takes a photo of the centrifuge display (screen) to be shown in the listing photos on New Life Scientific’s e-commerce platforms.
6. The centrifuge technician then does a thorough look over throughout the centrifuge to identify anything that is missing, loose, or damaged. The centrifuge technician follows New Life Scientific’s Centrifuge Technician Checklist at this time to make sure everything is checked accordingly.
7. The refrigeration condenser and chassis cleaned are both handled by blowing out the unit with compressed air or dry ice blasting.
8. Sensors are cleaned and/or re-installed with proper gap. Electrical connections are latched and tightened down properly.
9. Drive mounts, drive brushes, gas springs are checked and replaced, if necessary.
10. The centrifuge is then cleaned and if needed, painted as well, to make sure the unit comes out as standard as we can.
Upgrades and Accessories
- Rotor
- Rotor Buckets
- Rotor Bucket Adapters
- Power Cable
- 90-day to 1-Year Warranty
Our Centrifuge Technician Checklist
After our centrifuge technician finishes the initial testing process, this Centrifuge Technician Checklist is filled out to record the important information gathered throughout the repair process. This checklist will be available publicly after the unit has undergone tech completion and is ready for the customers.
Benchtop Centrifuge Applications
- Cell Biology and Biochemistry - The centrifuge is commonly used for harvesting cells from cultures in bioprocessing, cell culture studies, and in research applications. It aids in separating proteins from other cellular components in studies related to biochemistry. It also helps isolate and concentrate RNA or DNA from biological samples.
- Blood Separation - Centrifuges are used to separate blood components (plasma, serum, and cells) for diagnostic tests, blood banking, or plasma collection for medical treatments.
- Urine and Stool Sample Analysis - For isolating cells, bacteria, or other particles for microbiological analysis or diagnostics.
- Microbiological Testing - Separation of microorganisms from biological samples for culture or identification.
- Water Quality Testing - Used to separate particulates, microorganisms, or contaminants from water samples for analysis in environmental monitoring.
- Viral Particle Isolation - In research on viruses, benchtop centrifuges help isolate viral particles from cell cultures or biological samples.
- Gene Therapy Applications - In genetic research, centrifuges assist in separating viral vectors, plasmids, or other generic materials from cultures.
- Nanoparticle Synthesis - Used for separating nanoparticles or other fine materials form solution after synthesis.
- Food and Beverage Industry - Used to separate fats from milk or cream during processing in the dairy industry. Used to remove pulp and other solid particles from fruit juice. In the fermentation process for beer and wine production, centrifuges help separate yeast from liquids.
- Forensic Science - In forensic investigations, benchtop centrifuges help isolate blood components or bodily fluids for DNA extraction and analysis. Can also help to analyze drugs, poisons, or other toxic compounds.
- Teaching Tool/Educational - In educational settings, benchtop centrifuges are used in laboratory classes for demonstrations on centrifugation principles and sample preparation techniques.
Specifications:
|
Manufacturer |
Beckman Coulter |
|
Model |
Avanti J-15R |
|
Max speed |
10,200 RPM |
|
Max RCF |
11,420 x g |
|
Acceleration |
10 acceleration rates, including maximum torque |
|
Deceleration |
11 deceleration rates, including maximum torque and no braking |
|
Speed control |
+/- 10 increments from 200 - 10,200 RPM |
|
Max capacity volume range |
0 - 3 L |
|
Speed display |
Actual rotor speed in 10 rpm increments or actual RCF in 10 x g increments |
|
Temperature control |
+/- 2°C of chamber temperature after equilibration |
|
Temperature range(s) |
From -10°C to +40°C in 1° increments |
|
Dimensions (W x D x H) |
29.8 x 27.7 x 14.5 in. |
|
Weight |
265 lbs (120 kg) |
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Beckman Coulter Avanti J-15R Refrigerated Benchtop Centrifuge
View the Avanti J-15R here.
View in stock benchtop centrifuges here.
Our Testing Process
1. Centrifuge technician pre-tests the unit's (1) speed, sometimes to the maximum speed for a few minutes, (2) refrigeration (if equipped), (3) spinning if they spin up and spin down properly, (4) checks the buttons, switches, timers if they are all working. Necessary parts for repair are ordered.
2. Once any parts come in for the unit, or they’re working, the centrifuge technician performs any necessary repairs.
3. The centrifuge technician runs the unit to maximum RPMs for a minimum of 1 hour while observing the refrigeration performance (if applicable). During this step, loud/unusual noises, smells, and extra heat build up are observed.
4. The centrifuge technician also observes the proper performance of sensors like temperature, vacuum (if equipped), rotor sensors, tach sensors, latch sensors, etc.
5. After a full hour run, the centrifuge technician takes a photo of the centrifuge display (screen) to be shown in the listing photos on New Life Scientific’s e-commerce platforms.
6. The centrifuge technician then does a thorough look over throughout the centrifuge to identify anything that is missing, loose, or damaged. The centrifuge technician follows New Life Scientific’s Centrifuge Technician Checklist at this time to make sure everything is checked accordingly.
7. The refrigeration condenser and chassis cleaned are both handled by blowing out the unit with compressed air or dry ice blasting.
8. Sensors are cleaned and/or re-installed with proper gap. Electrical connections are latched and tightened down properly.
9. Drive mounts, drive brushes, gas springs are checked and replaced, if necessary.
10. The centrifuge is then cleaned and if needed, painted as well, to make sure the unit comes out as standard as we can.
Upgrades and Accessories
- Rotor
- Rotor Buckets
- Rotor Bucket Adapters
- Power Cable
- 90-day to 1-Year Warranty
Our Centrifuge Technician Checklist
After our centrifuge technician finishes the initial testing process, this Centrifuge Technician Checklist is filled out to record the important information gathered throughout the repair process. This checklist will be available publicly after the unit has undergone tech completion and is ready for the customers.
Benchtop Centrifuge Applications
- Cell Biology and Biochemistry - The centrifuge is commonly used for harvesting cells from cultures in bioprocessing, cell culture studies, and in research applications. It aids in separating proteins from other cellular components in studies related to biochemistry. It also helps isolate and concentrate RNA or DNA from biological samples.
- Blood Separation - Centrifuges are used to separate blood components (plasma, serum, and cells) for diagnostic tests, blood banking, or plasma collection for medical treatments.
- Urine and Stool Sample Analysis - For isolating cells, bacteria, or other particles for microbiological analysis or diagnostics.
- Microbiological Testing - Separation of microorganisms from biological samples for culture or identification.
- Water Quality Testing - Used to separate particulates, microorganisms, or contaminants from water samples for analysis in environmental monitoring.
- Viral Particle Isolation - In research on viruses, benchtop centrifuges help isolate viral particles from cell cultures or biological samples.
- Gene Therapy Applications - In genetic research, centrifuges assist in separating viral vectors, plasmids, or other generic materials from cultures.
- Nanoparticle Synthesis - Used for separating nanoparticles or other fine materials form solution after synthesis.
- Food and Beverage Industry - Used to separate fats from milk or cream during processing in the dairy industry. Used to remove pulp and other solid particles from fruit juice. In the fermentation process for beer and wine production, centrifuges help separate yeast from liquids.
- Forensic Science - In forensic investigations, benchtop centrifuges help isolate blood components or bodily fluids for DNA extraction and analysis. Can also help to analyze drugs, poisons, or other toxic compounds.
- Teaching Tool/Educational - In educational settings, benchtop centrifuges are used in laboratory classes for demonstrations on centrifugation principles and sample preparation techniques.
Specifications:
|
Manufacturer |
Beckman Coulter |
|
Model |
Avanti J-15R |
|
Max speed |
10,200 RPM |
|
Max RCF |
11,420 x g |
|
Acceleration |
10 acceleration rates, including maximum torque |
|
Deceleration |
11 deceleration rates, including maximum torque and no braking |
|
Speed control |
+/- 10 increments from 200 - 10,200 RPM |
|
Max capacity volume range |
0 - 3 L |
|
Speed display |
Actual rotor speed in 10 rpm increments or actual RCF in 10 x g increments |
|
Temperature control |
+/- 2°C of chamber temperature after equilibration |
|
Temperature range(s) |
From -10°C to +40°C in 1° increments |
|
Dimensions (W x D x H) |
29.8 x 27.7 x 14.5 in. |
|
Weight |
265 lbs (120 kg) |
Need Assistance? We're Happy to Help!
- Live chat with us by clicking on the icon at the lower right of your screen.
- Email us at cs@newlifescientific.com
- Call us at (567)-210-2838
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