Pilot Standard Freeze Dryer LPFD-T311

Introduction

Pilot Standard Freeze Dryer features a condenser temperature of -35°C, enabling reliable freeze-drying of sensitive samples. It supports multiple vial sizes, offering flexibility for varied research needs. The low noise output makes it suitable for quiet lab settings, supporting focused work and reducing potential disruptions. Our freeze dryer is widely used in academic and research applications requiring controlled conditions and consistent results.

This laboratory freeze dryer is designed to meet the rigorous requirements of modern laboratory operations, ensuring high precision, reliability, and ease of use for various experimental applications.

Applications

Pilot Standard Freeze Dryer facilitates low-temperature drying of temperature-sensitive samples without compromising their integrity. It is commonly used in pharmaceutical development labs, research facilities, and academic institutions working with biological materials, extracts, or chemical formulations.

Specifications

Condenser Temperature	Less than or equal to -35°C
Layer Temperature Accuracy	Less than or equal to ±1°C
Shelf Temperature	-25°C to +80°C
Minimum Layer Temperature	Less than or equal to -25°C
System Ultimate Vacuum Degree	Less than or equal to 5 Pa
Layer Cooling Rate	Less than or equal to 120 min (+20°C to -25°C)
Cold Trap Cooling Rate	20°C to -35°C within 20 min
Layer Heating Rate	Less than or equal to 120 min (-25°C to +20°C)
Condenser Capacity	Less than or equal to 6 kg
Bulk Capacity	4 to 6 kg/batch
Liquid Product Capacity	About 6 L (thickness 10mm)
Vial Capacity Φ 12 mm	2400 vials
Vial Capacity Φ 16 mm	1350 vials
Vial Capacity Φ 22 mm	715 vials
Layer Spacing	45 mm
Refrigerant	R404
Noise Level	Less than or equal to 62 dB
Defrosting Method	Electric heating defrosting
Freeze Drying Area	0.34 m²
Layer Dimension (L×H)	210 mm × 435 mm
Power Consumption	1500 W
Power Supply	Single phase 220V
Packaging Dimension (L×W×H)	630 × 840 × 1260 mm
Dimension (L×W×H)	500 × 640 × 900 mm
Packaging Weight	139 kg
Weight	84 kg

Features

Vacuum gauge pressure tracking

Real-time status display

Stainless steel drying chamber

Durable cold trap construction

Efficient shelf heat transfer

FAQs

1. What makes the Pilot Standard Freeze Dryer suitable for compact lab environments?

Pilot Standard Freeze Dryer is built with lab-scale dimensions that help maintain workspace flow in smaller facilities. The upright structure saves surface area while still offering ample drying volume for test runs. Casters offer easy mobility when labs need to reorganize or relocate systems. Its front-loaded operation simplifies access without needing extra clearance. This makes it well-suited to busy, modular lab stations. Controls are all panel-mounted, keeping operations within easy reach. The unit passes through standard lab doorways without disassembly. Pilot Standard Freeze Dryer adapts to dynamic environments without causing space constraints or setup conflicts.

2. How is the Pilot Standard Freeze Dryer beneficial for projects with time-bound results?

The Pilot Standard Freeze Dryer helps meet short timelines by reducing preparation and transition periods between drying stages. unit features programmable shelf control that supports rapid ramping to target temperatures. Internal system logic regulates each stage to minimize downtime between batches. Fast response times let users maintain a consistent pace in sequential sample testing. Cycle settings can be saved and reloaded, reducing setup delays. Its components stabilize quickly after start-up. This unit provides an advantage in pilot studies with submission deadlines. Pilot Standard Freeze Dryer suits labs managing multiple concurrent research windows with minimal lag.

3. What advantages does the Pilot Standard Freeze Dryer offer for working with temperature-sensitive liquids?

It developed the Pilot Standard Freeze Dryer with a wide thermal range to manage samples that shift in viscosity with temperature. The system maintains even layer exposure, supporting uniform transitions for low-viscosity fluids. Its shelf-to-shelf heat distribution avoids cold spots that could alter liquid behavior during drying. Protective cutoff settings maintain shelf temperatures within safe thresholds. Tray configurations allow flexibility for flask and vial placement to prevent surface disturbances. Cycle programming includes gradual shifts to avoid abrupt changes. The setup is ideal for labs formulating unstable liquids. Pilot Standard Freeze Dryer preserves sample attributes across sensitive phases of development.

4. How does the Pilot Standard Freeze Dryer assist users in managing varied project types across disciplines?

The Pilot Standard Freeze Dryer supports broad usage through adaptable chamber space and recipe programming. platform allows diverse product types—plant extracts, diagnostic kits, and fermentation residues—to be processed with custom settings. Temperature and vacuum profiles can be adjusted to fit the chemical behavior of different materials. Its digital memory saves and reuses process maps for dissimilar experiments. Each tray accommodates various sample geometries without sacrificing airflow. Workflow transitions are simplified for multi-department research setups. This is especially helpful in universities and shared commercial labs. Pilot Standard Freeze Dryer supports flexible scheduling across mixed-method programs.

5. What safety-focused elements are built into the Pilot Standard Freeze Dryer?

The Pilot Standard Freeze Dryer promotes laboratory safety through structural and operational safeguards. system includes lid interlocks that prevent access during active vacuum cycles. High-limit cutoffs automatically halt heating or cooling to prevent material degradation. An enclosed compressor section keeps external surfaces cool. Front-facing alert indicators provide quick visibility on system status. Programmable access codes secure operational settings in multi-user labs. All thermal connections are reinforced to prevent leakage and condensation risks. Sound insulation ensures acoustic safety around sensitive lab work. Pilot Standard Freeze Dryer meets safety priorities without compromising function or workflow.

6. Can the Pilot Standard Freeze Dryer be scaled up for semi-industrial lab pilot lines?

The Pilot Standard Freeze Dryer enables mid-range output levels suited for labs preparing pre-commercial testing. unit holds a broad range of vials and containers, supporting mid-size batch requirements in test production. It can replicate conditions found in large systems without needing factory-scale utilities. Chamber capacity allows mock runs for regulatory sampling. Batch records can be exported for compliance tracking. This allows researchers to fine-tune methods before full production. Multiple shelf layers support flexible sample arrangement. Pilot Standard Freeze Dryer helps researchers transition from lab data to scale-up protocols within the same system.