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Beckman Coulter Avanti J-HC Centrifuge
$3,450.00
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Description
Beckman Coulter Avanti J-HC Centrifuge
Beckman Coulter Avanti J-HC Centrifuge is a high-performance floor-standing centrifuge designed for large-volume processing in research, bioprocessing, and clinical laboratories. Engineered for efficiency and reliability, the system provides high throughput capabilities with robust temperature control and advanced safety features.
This configuration includes the JS‑4.2 swinging bucket rotor with buckets, offering exceptional capacity and versatility for processing large sample volumes such as blood bags, cell cultures, and bulk biological samples. The swinging bucket design allows uniform sedimentation and improved separation quality compared to fixed-angle rotors. The Avanti J‑HC system supports high-capacity workflows with up to 9 liters of total volume and delivers efficient batch processing for applications including cell harvesting, protein purification, and sample clarification.
Combined with Beckman’s advanced drive technology and low heat output design, this centrifuge ensures stable, reproducible performance while maintaining sample integrity. It is an ideal solution for laboratories requiring high-throughput centrifugation with flexible rotor compatibility.
Beckman Coulter Avanti J-HC Centrifuge is offered fully tested, in working condition by Alliant Scientific.
Includes:
- Beckman Coulter Avanti J-HC Centrifuge
- JS-4.2 Swinging Bucket Rotor
- Six (6) Swinging Buckets
- Bucket Inserts/adapters
- 30 Day Warranty Coverage
Technical Specifications
- Maximum speed: Up to 10,000 rpm (depending on rotor)
- Maximum RCF: Up to 17,100 × g
- Maximum capacity: Up to 9 liters total volume
- Temperature range: -10°C to +40°C
- Drive system: High-efficiency SR drive
- Acceleration/Deceleration: Fast ramping with programmable control
- System type: Floor-standing high-capacity centrifuge
- Applications: Bioprocessing, cell harvesting, sample preparation
JS‑4.2 Rotor Specifications
- Rotor type: Swinging bucket
- Maximum speed: 4,200 rpm
- Maximum RCF: ~5,020 × g
- Capacity: Up to 6 x 1000 mL (approx. 6 L total)
- Configuration: 6-position rotor with removable buckets
- Material: Anodized aluminum
- Compatible systems: Avanti J‑HC and J6 series centrifuges
- Applications: Cell harvesting, blood separation, protein precipitation
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Key Features
- High-capacity centrifuge for large-volume sample processing
- Includes JS‑4.2 rotor for versatile swinging bucket applications
- Supports up to 9 L throughput for high-efficiency workflows
- Swinging bucket design for improved separation quality
- Fast acceleration and deceleration for time savings
- Refrigerated operation for temperature-sensitive samples
- Low heat output for enhanced sample integrity
- Advanced safety features and imbalance detection
- Compatible with a wide range of Beckman rotors and labware
Applications
- Cell harvesting (bacterial, yeast, mammalian)
- Blood processing and component separation
- Protein precipitation and clarification
- Bioprocessing and fermentation workflows
- Large-volume sample preparation
- Clinical and research centrifugation
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the Beckman Avanti J‑HC centrifuge used for?
The Avanti J‑HC is a high-capacity centrifuge used for large-volume processing applications such as cell harvesting, blood component separation, and bioprocessing workflows. - What rotor is included with this system?
This system includes a JS‑4.2 swinging bucket rotor with buckets, designed for high-capacity, gentle separation of large sample volumes. - What is the capacity of the JS‑4.2 rotor?
The JS‑4.2 rotor supports up to approximately 6 liters total capacity, typically configured as 6 x 1000 mL buckets. [1](https://www.agilent.com/cs/library/datasheets/public/5990-6100EN.pdf) - What is the maximum speed of the JS‑4.2 rotor?
The JS‑4.2 rotor operates at a maximum speed of 4,200 rpm, providing efficient sedimentation of larger particles and biological samples. [1](https://www.agilent.com/cs/library/datasheets/public/5990-6100EN.pdf) - What is the maximum RCF (g-force) of the rotor?
The rotor delivers up to approximately 5,020 × g, making it suitable for cell pelleting, blood separation, and protein precipitation. [1](https://www.agilent.com/cs/library/datasheets/public/5990-6100EN.pdf) - What is the maximum capacity of the Avanti J‑HC centrifuge?
The system can handle up to 9 liters total volume, allowing high-throughput batch processing. [2](https://docslib.org/doc/624538/dynapro%C2%AE-plate-reader-ii-users-guide) - Is this a refrigerated centrifuge?
Yes, the Avanti J‑HC features temperature control typically ranging from -10°C to +40°C, making it suitable for temperature-sensitive samples. - What types of samples can this centrifuge process?
It is ideal for processing bacterial cultures, mammalian cells, blood products, protein precipitates, and large-volume biological samples. - What are the advantages of a swinging bucket rotor?
Swinging bucket rotors provide uniform sedimentation and better separation quality because samples spin horizontally, reducing smearing and improving resolution. - Can this centrifuge support other rotors?
Yes, the Avanti J‑HC is compatible with a wide range of Beckman Coulter rotors, including both swinging bucket and fixed-angle designs. - Is the rotor included a high-value accessory?
Yes, the JS‑4.2 rotor and buckets are high-value components that significantly increase system versatility and are often sold separately. - What industries commonly use this centrifuge?
Common users include pharmaceutical laboratories, biotechnology companies, clinical labs, and research institutions requiring high-volume centrifugation.
