Electric Lifting Rotary Evaporator LERE-T2024

Introduction

Electric lifting rotary evaporator with a 20 solvent recovery in laboratories. The system offers an efficient heating mechanism for rapid temperature adjustments. It ensures optimal performance for time-sensitive experiments, preventing overheating or fluctuations. Our electric lifting rotary evaporator is ideal for extraction, drying, and concentration in chemical and research settings.

This equipment is essential for solvent evaporation and concentration processes in chemical, pharmaceutical, and food laboratories. It features efficient heat transfer and vacuum control to ensure optimal distillation results while protecting sensitive samples.

Applications

Electric Lifting Rotary Evaporator is designed to efficiently recover solvents from samples through rotary evaporation under controlled vacuum conditions. It is predominantly utilized in the pharmaceutical, chemical, and biopharmaceutical industries for applications such as concentration, separation, and solvent recovery.

Specifications

Evaporating Flask	20 L
Receiving Bottle	10 L (with discharge valve)
Rotation Speed	0 to 120 rpm
Lifting Distance	150 mm
Lifting Mode	Electric
Lifting Motor Power	40 W
Condenser	Vertical
Coil Configuration	Main triple and auxiliary double coil
Temperature Range	RT to 180°C
Temperature Control Accuracy	+/- 1°C
Vacuum Degree	0.098 Mpa
Rotating Motor Power	60 W
Heating Power	5000 W
Bath Capacity	41 L
Power Consumption	5180 W
Power Supply	220 to 240 V/5O Hz
Dimensions (L×W×H)	1210×610×2170 mm
Weight	84 kg

Features

Continuous solvent recovery

Easy-to-use rotary handle

Enhanced evaporation speed

Adjustable rotation speed

Minimal vibration operation

FAQs

1. How does the Electric Lift Rotary Evaporator perform during long extraction cycles?

It Electric Lift Rotary Evaporator supports uninterrupted use during extended solvent recovery sessions. It maintains continuous motion without overheating or mechanical inconsistency. The reinforced shaft manages heavier samples without compromising alignment over time. Its structure ensures thermal uniformity during prolonged operation. With stable lifting and smooth rotation, there's minimal strain across components. This reliability makes it ideal for overnight extractions or large-batch production. Labs can run extended protocols without halting the system for cool-down. The unit delivers consistent performance even during the most time-intensive procedures.

2. What setup features does the Electric Lift Rotary Evaporator provide for quick start-up?

The Electric Lift Rotary Evaporator offers fast assembly with clearly labelled parts and a low learning curve. Its intuitive design allows users to prepare the unit without specialised tools. The control interface is simplified, so activation requires only a few basic steps. Operators can begin testing or distillation quickly without calibration delays. Display panels and control dials are positioned for quick access. For time-limited settings like teaching labs or mobile units, this layout saves valuable setup minutes. Early-stage research can begin promptly without technical holdups. Its readiness supports smoother throughput from the first use.

3. How well does the Electric Lift Rotary Evaporator perform in limited-space environments?

The Electric Lift Rotary Evaporator is tailored for narrow benches and crowded workspaces. Its upright build minimises side clearance and maximises vertical stacking. Motor and condenser parts are enclosed in a streamlined column to reduce spatial demands. Users can operate the system from the front without needing to shift surrounding tools. This allows several units to be positioned together in shared laboratory setups. Even in mobile or temporary labs, it preserves functionality without expansion. Layout efficiency supports routine use where equipment sharing is essential. Compact without compromise, it fits tightly arranged research spaces.

4. Can the Electric Lift Rotary Evaporator operate quietly in noise-sensitive areas?

Electric Lift Rotary Evaporator runs with a low-noise motor that limits sound output in sensitive environments. There are no sudden vibrations or mechanical clicks during operation. This makes it suitable for clinical labs, educational settings, or spaces requiring minimal disruption. Technicians can discuss procedures without raising their voices. The lift and spin functions remain smooth throughout extended cycles. It helps maintain focus during detailed analytical work. Noise control enhances the working environment, especially during simultaneous experiments. Even in extended sessions, user concentration is preserved without auditory strain.

5. What makes the Electric Lift Rotary Evaporator reliable for daily multi-batch tasks?

The Electric Lift Rotary Evaporator is built to manage repeated runs without downtime between processes. Its internal mechanisms tolerate rapid transitions between batches without heat stress. The lifting system remains aligned regardless of flask size or content weight. An efficient condenser setup allows quick sample removal and reconfiguration. The base structure resists wear from thermal cycling over frequent use. This reduces maintenance and avoids delays in fast-paced testing workflows. Heavy-duty components support continued use across long research days. Its daily resilience makes it valuable in batch-intensive laboratory routines.

6. How adaptable is the Electric Lift Rotary Evaporator for use in shared equipment labs?

Electric Lift Rotary Evaporator supports flexible use in labs with rotating teams or multi-department access. The labelled levers and streamlined controls allow new users to begin safely without extended instruction. It accommodates a wide range of solvents and sample sizes, helping interdisciplinary research proceed smoothly. Lift speeds are consistent but adjustable depending on user preference. Built-in power-saving elements reduce waste between runs. Maintenance procedures are simple, supporting shared upkeep without bottlenecks. Whether used by experienced chemists or student groups, it fits collaborative workflows. The unit adapts easily across various research styles.