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Lancer LABEXIA 810LX Undercounter Laboratory Glassware Washer – Used and Refurbished
The Lancer LABEXIA 810LX Undercounter Glassware Washer is a compact, programmable laboratory washing system designed for automated cleaning and rinsing of reusable laboratory glassware. Featuring a stainless steel wash chamber, two independent washing levels, direct-injection cleaning, and interchangeable rack configurations, the 810LX delivers professional laboratory washing performance in a space-saving 24-inch-wide design.
Developed for research and quality-control laboratories, the Lancer 810LX combines powerful water circulation with automatic detergent dosing and microprocessor-controlled washing programs. Its direct-injection washing system allows compatible racks to deliver cleaning solution into narrow-neck bottles, flasks, and other laboratory vessels that can be difficult to clean using conventional spray washing alone.
The 810LX is designed for installation beneath laboratory countertops but can also be used in suitable freestanding configurations. Its compact footprint makes it particularly attractive for laboratories with limited floor space or facilities seeking to automate routine glassware cleaning without installing a larger floor-standing washer.
This Lancer LABEXIA 810LX, AIE inventory number 2712CC, is available used and refurbished from American Instrument Exchange. The washer is inspected, tested, and reconditioned before shipment and includes a 90-day warranty.
Compact 24-inch-wide design for laboratory casework
Approximately 4.9 cu. ft. stainless steel wash chamber
Two independent washing levels
Direct-injection cleaning with compatible racks
Interchangeable glassware racks and baskets
Four factory preset washing programs
Microprocessor controller with user-programmable capabilities
Two automatic peristaltic chemical dosing pumps
High-capacity water recirculation system
Compatible with appropriate hot, cold, and purified-water connections
Self-diagnostic functions and operating alarms
Drop-down door for convenient lower-rack loading
Noise level of 63 dB(A) or less under specified conditions
Used and refurbished by American Instrument Exchange
90-day warranty included
Overview
The Lancer LABEXIA 810LX is designed to provide repeatable, automated cleaning for laboratories that process reusable glassware and other compatible equipment.
Manual washing can be time-consuming, particularly when dealing with narrow-neck flasks, bottles, graduated cylinders, and laboratory vessels with difficult-to-reach interior surfaces.
The 810LX addresses these challenges through a combination of heated washing, chemical dosing, powerful water circulation, and interchangeable rack configurations.
Its two-level washing arrangement allows laboratories to select appropriate loading configurations for different glassware types. Specialized injection racks can direct cleaning solution into the interiors of compatible vessels, while general-purpose baskets accommodate open glassware and other suitable items.
The microprocessor controller provides consistent operation and allows laboratories to select washing procedures appropriate for their cleaning requirements.
Common Applications
The Lancer 810LX is suitable for automated washing of compatible laboratory bottles, Erlenmeyer flasks, beakers, test tubes, graduated cylinders, volumetric glassware, and sample preparation containers.
Common applications include pharmaceutical research, biotechnology laboratory cleaning, analytical chemistry, environmental testing, microbiology research, academic laboratory operations, and industrial quality-control procedures.
The specific glassware that can be processed depends on the installed racks, injection accessories, material compatibility, and selected wash program.
Key Specifications
Specification
Details
Manufacturer
Lancer
Product Family
LABEXIA
Model
810LX
AIE Inventory Number
2712CC
Equipment Type
Undercounter Laboratory Glassware Washer
Installation
Undercounter or Suitable Freestanding Configuration
Exterior Dimensions, Manufacturer
23.62"W × 27.55"D × 33.26"H
Exterior Dimensions, AIE Listing
24"W × 29"D × 33.5"H
Chamber Dimensions
Approximately 21.06"W × 20.07"D × 20"H
Chamber Volume
Approximately 4.9 cu. ft. (138 L)
Washing Levels
2 Independent Levels
Cleaning Method
Spray Washing and Direct Injection with Compatible Racks
Hot, Cold, and Purified Water, Configuration-Dependent
Heating Power
6 kW
Total Electrical Power
7 kW
Electrical Supply
Configuration-Dependent; Verify Unit Nameplate
Manufacturer Net Weight
Approximately 85 kg (187 lb)
Sound Level
≤63 dB(A)
Drying
Verify Installed System and Available Programs
Racks and Inserts
Confirm Included Accessories
Condition
Used / Refurbished
Warranty
90 Days
Specifications are based on Lancer's published 810LX technical literature and AIE's listing. Manufacturer specifications describe available equipment configurations and do not establish that every optional rack or accessory is installed on inventory unit 2712CC.
Ideal Laboratory Types
The Lancer LABEXIA 810LX is well suited to biotechnology laboratories, pharmaceutical research facilities, analytical chemistry departments, molecular biology laboratories, environmental testing facilities, academic research institutions, and industrial quality-control laboratories.
Its compact design is particularly useful for laboratories that require automated glassware cleaning but do not have sufficient space for a larger freestanding washer.
The two-level washing system also makes the 810LX attractive to laboratories processing different glassware types throughout the day.
Direct-Injection Glassware Cleaning
One of the most important features of the Lancer 810LX is its compatibility with direct-injection washing racks.
Conventional spray washing relies on water circulating around exposed surfaces. Although this works well for many open containers, narrow-neck vessels can be more difficult to clean internally.
With an appropriate injection rack, the 810LX can direct cleaning solution into the interior of compatible laboratory bottles, flasks, and other vessels.
This provides a more targeted washing action and can improve cleaning consistency when the glassware is properly loaded.
The availability of direct-injection cleaning depends on the rack and injector configuration installed.
Two Independent Washing Levels
The 810LX incorporates two independent washing levels, allowing laboratories to configure the chamber for different types and quantities of glassware.
Lancer designed the system to accommodate interchangeable racks and baskets supported by telescopic runners.
These runners facilitate loading and unloading by allowing racks to be extended without requiring operators to lift a fully loaded rack directly from the chamber.
Depending on the installed accessories, the washer can accommodate combinations of general-purpose baskets and specialized injection racks.
This flexibility helps laboratories make efficient use of the available chamber space.
Microprocessor Controls and Programmable Wash Cycles
The Lancer 810LX includes an electronic microprocessor controller for managing automated washing procedures.
AIE lists four preset programs, while Lancer's original product literature describes a controller capable of storing up to 20 programs with user-defined washing functions.
These functions can include prewashing, detergent washing, intermediate rinsing, and purified-water rinsing.
The controller also incorporates diagnostic functions and alarms to help operators identify certain operating faults.
For laboratories requiring specific cleaning procedures, the available programs and controller functions should be verified on the installed unit.
Automatic Detergent and Neutralizer Dosing
The LABEXIA 810LX uses two peristaltic pumps to support automatic chemical dosing.
These pumps can deliver measured quantities of compatible cleaning and neutralizing agents during selected wash stages.
Automatic dosing helps improve consistency by reducing dependence on manual detergent measurement.
The appropriate chemical concentrations depend on the laboratory's cleaning requirements, water quality, glassware materials, and detergent manufacturer's recommendations.
Customers should confirm the condition of the dosing pumps, tubing, chemical containers, and related connections before installation.
High-Capacity Water Recirculation
Lancer specifies a recirculation pump flow rate of approximately 350 liters per minute, equivalent to 92 gallons per minute.
This high-volume circulation system helps distribute cleaning solution throughout the chamber and compatible rack assemblies.
Combined with appropriate spray components and injection accessories, the system supports thorough cleaning of accessible glassware surfaces.
Effective cleaning also depends on proper loading, detergent selection, temperature, water quality, and the condition of the circulation system.
The recirculation rate should not be confused with the washer's fresh-water consumption.
Water Consumption and Rinse Quality
The manufacturer specifies approximately 12 liters, or 3.1 gallons, of water per fill, depending on the installed baskets and operating conditions.
The total water consumed during a complete program depends on the number of filling, washing, and rinsing stages.
For laboratories requiring low-residue glassware, purified-water rinsing can be an important feature.
The 810LX was designed with connections for hot, cold, and reverse-osmosis or other suitable purified water supplies, depending on the equipment configuration.
Customers should verify the installed water connections and the requirements of their laboratory's water system.
Rack and Glassware Compatibility
The Lancer 810LX was offered with a variety of interchangeable racks and baskets.
Manufacturer accessories include general-purpose baskets, injection racks for narrow-neck glassware, pipette racks, Petri dish racks, and specialized holders for tubes and smaller laboratory items.
However, these accessories are not interchangeable in function.
A standard basket may be suitable for open beakers or other readily accessible items, while narrow-neck flasks generally require appropriate injection hardware.
Customers should confirm which racks, injector nozzles, baskets, and other accessories are included with AIE inventory unit 2712CC before purchase.
Undercounter Installation and Space Efficiency
The 810LX was designed for integration into laboratory casework approximately 24 inches wide.
Its compact dimensions allow it to fit into many laboratory layouts where a larger freestanding washer would be impractical.
Lancer also designed the unit with stainless steel cladding suitable for appropriate standalone installations.
The installation location must provide adequate electrical service, water supplies, drainage, and service access.
Actual clearance requirements should be confirmed before installation, particularly when integrating the washer into existing casework.
Cleaning Validation and Laboratory Quality Control
Automated glassware washing can help laboratories standardize cleaning procedures and improve repeatability.
By controlling washing stages, detergent dosing, and rinse conditions, the 810LX provides a consistent process that can be incorporated into laboratory cleaning protocols.
For pharmaceutical, clinical, or other regulated applications, laboratories may need to establish validated cleaning methods and document the washer's operating performance.
The manufacturer's design capabilities do not automatically establish that a particular refurbished unit or cleaning program meets a laboratory's validation requirements.
Refurbishment and Testing by American Instrument Exchange
American Instrument Exchange inspects, tests, and reconditions used laboratory glassware washers before shipment.
For the Lancer LABEXIA 810LX, relevant testing includes running programmed wash cycles, checking water circulation and drainage, evaluating the heating system, inspecting the controller and alarms, and checking the door seal and water connections.
The detergent dosing pumps, spray assemblies, rack connections, and available accessories are also important components to inspect.
AIE states that its technicians operate glassware washers through their programmed cycles multiple times and repair or replace components as necessary.
Customers requiring documented temperature results, specific wash-cycle testing, or verification of a particular rack configuration should discuss those requirements with AIE before purchase.
The refurbished Lancer 810LX includes a 90-day warranty.
Shipping and Installation
The Lancer LABEXIA 810LX measures approximately 23.62 inches wide, 27.55 inches deep, and 33.26 inches high according to the manufacturer's technical literature.
The manufacturer lists a net weight of approximately 187 pounds.
Installation requires suitable electrical service, water supply connections, and drainage. Lancer's published specifications identify a total electrical power requirement of approximately 7 kW, with electrical configurations varying by region and unit.
The washer should be installed on a level surface with sufficient clearance for door movement, loading, plumbing, and service access.
Customers should confirm the specific voltage, phase, and current requirements of AIE inventory unit 2712CC before arranging installation.
American Instrument Exchange supplies used and refurbished glassware washers and related laboratory equipment for biotechnology, pharmaceutical, academic, medical research, and industrial laboratories.
Lancer LABEXIA 810LX FAQs
What is the Lancer LABEXIA 810LX used for?
The Lancer 810LX is an automated laboratory glassware washer designed to clean and rinse compatible reusable laboratory glassware and equipment.
Is the Lancer 810LX an undercounter washer?
Yes. The 810LX was designed to fit into approximately 24-inch-wide laboratory casework. Suitable freestanding installation may also be possible.
Does the 810LX support direct-injection cleaning?
Yes. The washer supports direct-injection cleaning when equipped with compatible injection racks and accessories.
How many washing levels does it have?
The 810LX has two independent washing levels.
How many wash programs are available?
AIE lists four preset programs. Lancer's manufacturer literature describes a controller capable of storing up to 20 programs. The available functions should be verified on the specific refurbished unit.
Can the 810LX wash narrow-neck flasks and bottles?
Yes, when equipped with appropriate injection racks and adapters for the vessels being processed.
Does the washer support purified-water rinsing?
The 810LX was designed to support purified-water connections. The installed plumbing and available rinse programs should be confirmed.
Does it have automatic detergent dosing?
Yes. The manufacturer specifies two peristaltic pumps for automatic chemical dosing.
Are racks included with the refurbished washer?
The exact racks, baskets, injectors, and accessories included with AIE inventory unit 2712CC should be confirmed before purchase.
Does the refurbished Lancer 810LX include a warranty?
Yes. American Instrument Exchange includes a 90-day warranty.
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Testing Procedures for Used and Refurbished Laboratory Equipment
Ensure Accuracy, Safety, and Dependable Performance Across Applications
At American Instrument Exchange, all used and refurbished laboratory equipment undergoes a rigorous, multi-point testing protocol to ensure optimal performance, operational safety, and long-term reliability. Whether the equipment is destined for research, diagnostics, quality control, or production environments, our thorough inspection and testing process is designed to meet the highest standards of laboratory excellence.
Why Testing Used Lab Equipment Is Essential
Before any refurbished laboratory equipment is returned to service, it must be carefully tested to verify:
• Functional integrity and operational performance
• Setpoint accuracy and repeatability (where applicable)
• User interface responsiveness and control features
Proper testing reduces the risk of equipment failure, measurement inaccuracies, or user hazards—helping to ensure consistent results in clinical, academic, biotech, and industrial labs.
Our standardized lab equipment testing procedures are tailored to each equipment type, ensuring every unit meets manufacturer specifications and industry benchmarks.
Key Testing Procedures for Refurbished and Used Laboratory Equipment
1. Initial Visual Inspection
• Examine equipment housing for signs of wear, corrosion, or damage
• Check ports, power cords, and exterior components for tampering or deterioration
• Verify that internal and external parts (racks, shelves, connectors, accessories) are present and undamaged
2. Functional Startup and Operational Testing
• Power on the equipment and verify startup diagnostics
• Confirm functionality of displays, buttons, switches, and control panels
• Run basic functions to confirm proper response and behavior under standard operating conditions
3. Testing and Performance Verification
• Test internal sensors or control systems using industry-standard tools
• Perform operational tests to validate accuracy and consistency
• Verify key performance specifications such as temperature control, timing, speed, or measurement outputs, depending on equipment type
4. Mechanical and Electrical System Testing
• Evaluate motors, pumps, fans, or other moving parts for smooth operation
• Inspect and test wiring, relays, fuses, and circuit boards for safety and reliability
• Test power delivery and grounding compliance
5. Safety and Compliance Checks
• Ensure equipment is grounded and insulated to meet laboratory safety standards
• Test alarms, interlocks, emergency stops, or safety shutdown systems if applicable
6. Final Quality Assurance and Documentation
• Perform extended runtime testing
• Document operational logs, testing results, and any repairs or adjustments made
• Complete a final inspection, thorough cleaning, and packaging for delivery
Trusted Quality from American Instrument Exchange
With over 50 years of experience in laboratory equipment refurbishment, American Instrument Exchange is committed to delivering certified, lab-ready instruments backed by expert testing. Our testing protocols ensure that each piece of equipment—regardless of type—is safe, accurate, and dependable from day one.
Whether you're equipping a startup lab or expanding a high-throughput facility, you can count on our refurbished laboratory equipment to perform with precision and reliability.
Refurbishment Protocol for Used Laboratory Equipment from American Instrument Exchange
At American Instrument Exchange, every piece of used laboratory equipment we offer undergoes a multi-step refurbishment process. Whether it's an analytical balance, centrifuge, freezer, oven, or any other essential lab instrument, our goal is to restore each unit to peak performance—ensuring accuracy, safety, and long-term reliability in scientific, clinical, industrial, and academic environments.
Why Choose Refurbished Lab Equipment from American Instrument Exchange?
• Thoroughly tested for performance, precision, and safety
• Backed by a warranty
• A cost-effective alternative to new equipment
• Environmentally sustainable through equipment reuse and waste reduction
• Serviced by expert technicians with decades of laboratory equipment experience
Step-by-Step Refurbishment Protocol
Every instrument and system refurbished at American Instrument Exchange follows a detailed, industry-aligned process:
1. Initial Intake & Inspection
• Complete visual and structural inspection for cosmetic damage, wear, or corrosion
• Mechanical assessment of hinges, seals, fasteners, motors, and moving parts
• Missing components and damaged items are documented for repair or replacement
2. Cleaning and Decontamination
• Full internal and external cleaning using non-abrasive, lab-safe solutions
• Removal of biological, chemical, or particulate contamination
• Disassembly and cleaning of removable parts such as trays, shelves, and filters
3. Mechanical and Electrical Repair
• Replacement or repair of worn or broken mechanical parts
• Evaluation and servicing of control panels, sensors, switches, and displays
• Testing and repair of electrical wiring, fuses, circuit boards, and power supplies
4. Functional System Testing
• Assessment of all major functions specific to the equipment type (e.g., speed, temperature, force, weight, timing)
• Operation of control interfaces, programming menus, and digital displays
• Verification of stabilization time, responsiveness, and user input reliability
5. Testing and Performance Verification
• Testing of internal sensors, controllers, and measurement systems using certified tools
• Multi-point testing to ensure repeatability, accuracy, and performance consistency
• Confirmation of user-defined setpoints, timing sequences, or programmable cycles
6. Safety and Compliance Checks
• Testing of safety interlocks, alarms, and over-limit protection systems (as applicable)
• Electrical safety inspections, including grounding and insulation verification
7. Final Quality Assurance and Documentation
• Full operational testing under simulated lab conditions
• Completion of performance benchmarks, testing results, and repair logs
• Final cleaning and visual inspection
Trust the Experts at American Instrument Exchange
With over 50 years of experience in the laboratory equipment industry, American Instrument Exchange is a trusted leader in high-quality refurbished lab instruments. Our refurbishment protocols ensure that every piece of equipment we sell is lab-ready—offering the precision, performance, and durability your team can count on.
Whether you’re outfitting a new lab or expanding an existing operation, choose American Instrument Exchange for tested, warrantied, and cost-effective laboratory equipment.
Warranty Information
All used equipment sold by American Instrument Exchange is refurbished/reconditioned, tested to meet specifications, cleaned, and comes with a 90-day warranty from the date of shipment unless otherwise specified. New products include a warranty from the manufacturer. Your warranty is only valid if you have paid your invoice. If your invoice is over 30 days old, warranty work will not be performed until your invoice is paid in full. American Instrument Exchange is not liable for any special or consequential damages that result from the use of, or the inability to use, the materials on this site or the performance of the products,
Exceptions include international sales and items that are agreed to be sold with a lesser warranty or items that are agreed to be sold “as is.”
Should there be visible shipping damage to packaging or concealed shipping damage to item(s) supplied, buyer must communicate such damage to the delivering entity or carrier upon receipt first and to American Instrument the same day item is accepted / signed for. Failure to do so voids warranty. Customer decision to involve / procure third party or OEM service other than American Instrument or AIE assigned vendors to resolve in-warranty instrument failure or defect without first placing a service call to American Instrument voids warranty.
Return & Cancellation Policy
American Instrument Exchange will authorize the return of and issue a full refund for any equipment that is not working as represented and could not be replaced or repaired to the customer’s satisfaction by AIE or a representative of AIE during the warranty period. Returns without prior authorization and an RMA number will not be accepted.
Customers are responsible for proper packaging of the equipment and all included accessories. American Instrument will pay for insurance and shipping costs. Non-inventory items bought specifically to fill customer orders may possibly be returned, but on a case by case basis.
Customers who cancel orders after refurbishing has begun or after delivery where there are no equipment performance issues may be subject to a Restocking/Cancellation Fee of 20% or more and responsible for shipping costs for both the delivery and return.
Ongoing and Extended Support Options
American Instrument Exchange is able to provide additional repair and support services outside the warranty terms for most products that sell.
For biosafety cabinets, clean benches, chemical fume hoods, and other clean air products our team at AIE Laboratory Services can provide certifications, repairs, decontaminations, and other services for customers throughout New England, and guidance and limited technical assistance for any customers in the US and Canada for new or refurbished biosafety cabinets purchased from American Instrument Exchange.
For all other products, the repair service team at American Instrument Exchange can provide both field and depot repair evaluations. We can easily schedule and coordinate the pick-up and transportation of your malfunctioning equipment. By offering hourly rates lower than most OEM service providers and eliminating travel time for technicians, we help reduce repair costs. Furthermore, our lab depot repair service minimizes or eliminates scheduling delays. Our experienced service technicians are qualified to restore your equipment to factory specifications.
Yes, all equipment from American Instrument Exchange comes with a warranty. Used/reconditioned/refurbished equipment is tested to make sure it operates to the manufacturer's specifications and comes with a 90-day warranty (unless otherwise noted). New equipment comes with a warranty from the manufacturer.
How do you test and recondition the equipment?
Testing requirements vary across all the equipment categories we sell. Temperature controlled units are tested with NIST traceable probes and data loggers. Gaskets, external housing, glass, handles, controls and control screens are all thoroughly inspected for integrity and functionality. We test all equipment using the manufacturer's parameters and specifications to confirm that the unit operates properly.
How do products ship from American Instrument Exchange?
We can ship products both nationally and internationally using a well-established network of transporters. Smaller items will ship via UPS. Larger equipment will be palletized and shipped either LTL or air-ride, depending on the specific equipment and/or delivery requirements.
Return and order cancellation policy
American Instrument Exchange will accept the return of any product that is not working as represented and could not be replaced or repaired to the customer's satisfaction during the warranty period. Customers who cancel orders after refurbishing has begun will be subject to a cancellation and restocking fee of between 20% and 40%.
Are discounts available for educational or non-profit institutions, or for bulk purchases?
Yes – call or email us today with a list of equipment you're looking for and we can potentially put together a quote that includes a discount.
How does your price matching policy work?
We strive to keep our pricing competitive and reasonable. If you find comparable items for sale at a lower price from other vendors please send us a link and or quote for the item and we'll do our best to match or beat the price.
Can I see the equipment in person before committing to a purchase?
Customers are welcome to make an appointment to view equipment in our warehouse. Given our workload we may not be able to test or clean the equipment prior to your arrival if you have not committed to an order.
1023 Western Avenue is a working warehouse, not a showroom, and customers should dress appropriately and wear closed toe shoes.
Can I ship products that I purchased elsewhere to American Instrument for repair?
Yes – please see our repair services page for more information.
