Used & Refurbished Beckman Coulter Floor Centrifuges

Beckman Coulter Avanti floor centrifuges are built for high-speed, high-capacity sample processing. Depending on the model, common features may include refrigerated operation, compatibility with fixed-angle and swinging-bucket rotors, automatic rotor recognition, multiple acceleration and deceleration profiles, programmable run settings, and a Switched Reluctance drive system. Avanti models are used in research, biotech, clinical and production-adjacent labs needing strong separation performance without moving into ultracentrifuge territory. With used equipment, the exact feature set depends on the model and listing, so review photos, specifications and included accessories before purchasing.

The Avanti JXN-30 is a Beckman Coulter floor centrifuge model associated with 30,000 rpm performance. Some legacy Avanti models and rotor combinations may also support high-speed runs, but the exact maximum speed depends on the instrument, rotor and configuration. Check the rotor part number, maximum RPM, maximum RCF and tube compatibility before purchase. If your protocol requires 30,000 rpm, send New Life Scientific your rotor requirements before ordering.

Capacity depends on the instrument and rotor configuration. As a general guide, Beckman Coulter lists the Avanti JXN-30 with a 4.0-liter maximum capacity, the Avanti JXN-26 and Avanti J-26S series with 6.0-liter maximum capacities, and the Avanti J-HC with a 9.0-liter maximum capacity. Since capacity changes with rotor, bucket, bottle and adapter selection, confirm the included rotor package before you buy.

Some refrigerated Avanti floor centrifuge models, such as the J-HC, J-26 and J-20, specify a temperature range of -10°C to +40°C, but the exact range varies by model and configuration. Temperature control can also depend on the instrument’s condition and refrigeration system. Before purchasing, confirm the temperature specifications in the listing or ask New Life Scientific to verify the range for the exact unit you are considering.

Electrical requirements vary by model, part number and configuration. Before ordering, compare your facility’s power with the instrument’s nameplate and listing details. Floor centrifuges are not small countertop gadgets. It is beneficial to know the voltage, phase, amperage, plug type and installation requirements before the freight truck arrives. If the listing does not clearly show the electrical requirements, contact our professionals before purchasing.

Yes, compatible rotors may be available separately, depending on New Life Scientific's current inventory. Availability changes often because used laboratory equipment moves in and out of stock. If the listing does not include the rotor you need, contact New Life Scientific with the centrifuge model, tube size, batch volume, target speed or RCF, and preferred rotor style. Our team can help you review available options and confirm compatibility before purchase.