Introduction

Rotary Evaporator is a must-have evaporator that meets the basic requirements of economic evaporation and is constructed to high quality standards. It has a knob-controlled speed range of 20 to 180 rpm and a sliding manual lift for precise positioning of the glassware. The unique 0.5 to 2 L bath design allows for quick heat up, allowing for faster experiments. The bath can reach 99°C and is designed to be user-friendly while maintaining the highest level of safety. This piece of equipment includes a digital display for monitoring and controlling rotation speed parameters.

Applications

It is an indispensable instrument for evaporation, concentration, crystallization, separation and solvent recovery in research and production of medicine, chemical and biological products etc.

Specifications

Rotary Flask Capacity0.5 L to 2 L
Receiving Flask Capacity1 L
Water Bath Capacity6.5 L
Bath Sizeɸ254×130 mm
Evaporating Speed20 ml/min
Rotating Speed20 to 180 rpm
Lifting Distance100 mm + 150 mm
Lifting FunctionSliding + Manual Lift
Vacuum≤ 399.9 Pa
Temperature RangeRT to 99°C
Working Environment Temperature5°C to 35°C
Condenser Cooling Surface1260 cm²
Condenser TypeVertical
Speed ControlKnob setting
DisplayDigital display
Heating Power1.05 kW
Motor Power25 W
Dimension (W×D×H)560×320×660 mm
Package Dimension (W×D×H)106×60×52 cm
Weight28.4 Kg

Features

Borosilicate glass, which is resistant to high temperatures and corrosion.

Continuous feeding is convenient for users.

Vacuum pressure gauge displays real time vacuum degree.

Easy and smooth operation of lifting and moving.

Separation of bath and mainframe makes configuration flexible.

High rated condenser with exceptional cooling properties.

Heats up quickly because of optimized bath volumes.

Easy and jolt-free raising and lowering of rotary evaporator.

Adjustable final position recognition to protect operator and sample against breaking.

Evaporating flask with an ejector is very convenient to remove.

FAQs

1. What are Rotary Evaporators used for?

Rotary Evaporators are used for efficient solvent removal and concentration of samples in laboratory processes.

2. How does a Rotary Evaporator remove solvents effectively?

Rotary Evaporators use a rotating flask combined with a vacuum system for controlled evaporation.

3. Why do Rotary Evaporators operate under reduced pressure?

Rotary Evaporators operate under reduced pressure to lower boiling points and protect heat-sensitive samples.

4. How do Rotary Evaporators prevent sample degradation?

Rotary Evaporators ensure gentle evaporation conditions, maintaining sample integrity and high-quality recovery.

5. What are the main components of a Rotary Evaporator?

Rotary Evaporators consist of a rotating flask, vacuum system, condenser, and heating bath.

6. Where are Rotary Evaporators commonly used?

Rotary Evaporators are widely used in research laboratories, chemical processing, and production environments.

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