Beckman Coulter Avanti JXN-30 IVD Centrifuge

Experience the power of the professionally renewed Beckman Coulter Avanti JXN-30, a virtually new centrifuge designed to transform your laboratory workflow. With minimal use, this high-performance instrument offers superior reliability and efficiency for your demanding research needs.

Key Features:

• Versatile Performance: Handles a wide range of applications, including pelleting, density gradient separations, and cell culture.

• Efficient Operation: Streamline your workflow with advanced features and intuitive controls.

• Durable Construction: Built to last, ensuring long-term performance.

Seamless Installation and Support:

Our expert team ensures a seamless installation process included in the price for the continental United States. We also offer worldwide installation and service support to meet your specific needs.

Confidence in Quality:

We stand behind the quality of our products. Before shipment, we provide proof of performance documentation and site preparation guidelines to ensure smooth installation and optimal performance.

Your Ideal Centrifuge Package: Request a Custom Quote

The listed price is for the Beckman Coulter Avanti JXN-30 centrifuge only; no rotor is included. Instrument configuration: 200V/208V/240V, 50/60 HZ, 24A-IVD (REF# B38621). Rotor packages are priced separately by quotation.

Package configurations can be tailored to your laboratory's sample volumes and separation protocols. The following centrifuge-and-rotor combinations are available for package-pricing enquiries:

• Routine 50 mL workflow package: JXN-30 plus the JA-14.50 Rotor with Dual-Locking Lid — Inspected. Offers 16 × 50 mL positions (800 mL total), up to 14,000 rpm, for pelleting, density gradient separations, and general cell separation.
• Higher-speed 50 mL pelleting package: JXN-30 plus the JA-17 Fixed-Angle Rotor — Inspected. Offers 14 × 50 mL positions (700 mL total), up to 17,000 rpm, for high-speed pelleting and differential centrifugation.
• 250 mL processing package: JXN-30 plus the J-LITE JLA-16.250 Rotor (MFG 2023). Offers 6 × 250 mL positions (1.5 L total), up to 16,000 rpm, for larger-volume workflows.
• Flexible multi-rotor package: A quotation can include the JXN-30 with a combination of the rotor options above for laboratories working across different sample volumes or protocols.

Request your JXN-30 package quote. Your preferred rotor configuration, sample volumes, required RCF, labware, and installation location will help us prepare a quotation suited to your workflow. We will confirm current availability, compatibility, included components, any required adapters or labware, and package pricing before purchase. The listed price remains specific to the centrifuge; package pricing is provided by quotation.

Operating specifications: Achievable speed and RCF depend on the selected rotor and labware configuration. The manufacturer's rotor and labware documentation specifies the applicable limits, including adjustments for sample density and operating conditions.

Model-specific compatibility: Rotor compatibility varies within the Avanti J series. The JLA-8.1000 and JLA-10.500 are supported on the JXN-26 but are not specified for the JXN-30. The package options above reflect JXN-30-compatible configurations.

Explore JXN-30 Applications with LabPundit

For an introduction to this platform and its JA-14.50 configuration, read Maximize Laboratory Efficiency with the Beckman Coulter Avanti JXN-30 Centrifuge and JA-14.50 Rotor. The article discusses applications such as cell pelleting and clarification of suspensions, providing context for evaluating the configuration against your established protocols.

Rotor Selection and Lifecycle Resources

Rotor selection brings together separation objectives, sample volume, required RCF, and labware compatibility. LabPundit's A Startup Guide to Centrifuge Rotors offers a reference on rotor geometries, consumable considerations, and configuration choices.

Cleaning, storage, inspection, and service-life criteria are specific to each rotor design and are detailed in its operator manual. Corrosion, pitting, cracks, or other damage warrant withdrawal from service pending a qualified assessment. Our Complete Guide to Centrifuge Rotor Care, Inspection, and Retirement provides additional context for laboratory maintenance and lifecycle planning.

Centrifugation Reference Resources

Our Centrifuge FAQ: Essential Information for Users brings together reference information on RPM and RCF, tube fill volumes, consumable reuse, and rotor identification. LabPundit articles complement the model-specific technical documentation; the current JXN-30 and rotor operator manuals remain the primary references for operating specifications and procedures.