Beckman Coulter Optima 393315 MAX-XP Benchtop Ultracentrifuge

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Beckman Coulter Optima MAX-XP Benchtop Ultracentrifuge

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Used Beckman Coulter Optima MAX-XP Benchtop Ultracentrifuge

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Overview of Used Beckman Coulter Optima MAX-XP Benchtop Ultracentrifuge

The Optima MAX-XP benchtop ultracentrifuge from Beckman Coulter uses high-speed ultracentrifugation to separate molecules, organelles and viral particles at forces exceeding one million times gravity. It supports labs analyzing biomolecules, viral particles and subcellular structures. New Life Scientific sells quality used units tested and verified by in-house technicians.

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Optima MAX-XP Benchtop Ultracentrifuge Features

Beckman Coulter's Optima MAX-XP reaches 150,000 rpm with forces up to 1,019,000 x g. This benchtop model accommodates all Beckman Coulter ML- and TL-series rotors for diverse separation protocols.

Notable features include:

Touch-screen interface: Use programmable controls with 10 acceleration and 11 deceleration profiles.
Temperature control: Set points from 0° Celsius to 40° Celsius for thermal-sensitive samples.
Built-in safeguards: Its electromechanical door lock, overspeed detection and imbalance monitoring protect each run.

Optima MAX-XP Benchtop Ultracentrifuge Specifications

Key specifications include:

Manufacturer	Beckman Coulter
Model	Optima MAX-XP
Set speed range	5,000 to 150,000 rpm in 1,000-rpm increments
Speed display	Actual rotor speed in 100-rpm increments above 5,000 rpm and 10-rpm increments at speeds below 5,000 rpm
Speed control	Actual rotor speed, +/- 50 rpm of set speed
Max. RCF	1,019,000 x g
Set time	Up to 99 hours, 59 minutes
Time display	Timed run: indicates run time remaining Hold mode: indicates actual run time Programmed operation: indicates time remaining in step
Set temperature range	0 to 40°C in 1° increments
Temperature control (after equilibration)	+/- 2°C of set temperature
Temperature display	Actual rotor temperature in 0.1° increments
Ambient temperature range	15 to 35°C
Acceleration	10 acceleration profiles
Deceleration	11 deceleration profiles
Power rating	100/120V, 50/60Hz, 12A 220/240V, 50Hz, 6A
Dimensions (W x D x H)	29 x 24.5 x 16 in
Weight	231.5 lb (105 kg)

Our Testing Process

Our centrifuge technicians pre-test speed (occasionally to maximum), refrigeration, proper spin cycles and control functionality before ordering necessary repair parts.
Once parts arrive, technicians perform required repairs.
The unit runs at maximum RPMs for a minimum of one hour while technicians observe refrigeration performance, unusual noises, odors and heat buildup.
All sensors are tested, including temperature, vacuum, rotor identification, tachometer and latch mechanisms.
After a full hour run, the display is photographed to document performance for the listing.
Technicians conduct a comprehensive inspection following New Life Scientific's Ultracentrifuge Technician Checklist to identify missing, loose or damaged components.
The refrigeration condenser and chassis are cleaned using compressed air or dry ice blasting.
Sensors are cleaned and reinstalled with proper gap spacing, and electrical connections are secured.
Drive mounts, drive brushes and gas springs are inspected and replaced as needed.
The unit is cleaned and repainted where necessary to meet New Life Scientific quality standards.

Our Ultracentrifuge Technician Checklist

New Life Scientific technicians test each ultracentrifuge thoroughly before shipping to verify performance, with tech completion results documented on a publicly available Ultracentrifuge Technician Checklist.

Beckman Coulter Optima MAX-XP Benchtop Ultracentrifuge Applications

The Optima MAX-XP tabletop ultracentrifuge serves research facilities across disciplines, including:

Molecular biology - Labs isolating nucleic acids, proteins and macromolecular complexes use ultracentrifuges for density gradient separations.
Cell biology - Researchers separating organelles, membranes and subcellular fractions rely on high-speed centrifugation for organelle purification.
Virology - Virology labs purifying viral particles and analyzing virus structure use ultracentrifuges for gradient ultracentrifugation.
Drug development - Pharmaceutical research teams characterizing protein formulations and analyzing drug-protein interactions depend on ultracentrifugation capabilities.
Forensic science - Forensic labs use ultracentrifuges for DNA extraction, toxicology screening and analysis of trace evidence in criminal investigations.

Contact New Life Scientific Today for More Information

Looking for an ultracentrifuge that delivers powerful separations without occupying floor space? We can help you determine whether the Optima MAX-XP meets your unique application requirements. Contact us today for additional details about the model and our extensive warranty coverage, or you may:

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