Bench-top Standard Freeze Dryer LBFD-T2022

Introduction

Bench-top Standard Freeze Dryer offers a 0.12 ㎡ drying area and 6 Kg ice holding capacity. The cooling system uses a hermetic compressor with a built-in restart delay to protect the unit. Our Bench-top Standard Freeze Dryer also features a thermal overload module to prevent overheating. The top surface is made of stainless steel 304, which resists corrosion, acids, and alkalis. It is used in laboratory-scale freeze-drying, pharmaceuticals, and biotechnology for preserving heat and moisture-sensitive materials.

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

Bench-top Standard Freeze Dryer is widely used in laboratories, pharmaceuticals, and biotechnology for preserving heat and moisture-sensitive materials.

Specifications

Drying Area	0.12 ㎡
No-load Temperature	Min.to Less than or Equal - 68℃ (cold trap)
Cold Trap Volume	13 Liters
Ice Holding Capacity	6 Kg
24-hour Maximum Ice Holding Capacity	3 Kg
No-load Vacuum Pressure	5 Pa
Ultimate Vacuum	1Pa
Number Of Shelves	4 Layers
Material Tray Diameter	Ø 200 mm
Shelf Spacing	60 mm（can be removed and adjusted）
Tray-loaded Solution	1.2 Liters
Installed Capacity	1.1 Kw (220V 50Hz)
Operating Noise	≤55dB
Ambient Temperature	Less than or Equal to 26℃
Dimension	580 × 580 × 460 mm
Weight	75 Kg

Features

controller

Circular round screen

High-power condenser

Internal condenser coils

Refrigeration technology

Automatic or manual control

FAQs

1. What are the key features that make the It Bench-top Standard Freeze Dryer ideal for laboratory use?

It Bench-top Standard Freeze Dryer is designed specifically for laboratory-scale freeze-drying applications. It comes with a user-friendly controller that allows precise regulation of temperature and pressure during the drying process. The circular round display screen provides a clear interface for monitoring and controlling the equipment easily. It is equipped with a high-power condenser and internal condenser coils that help achieve fast and efficient freezing. The freeze dryer also offers the flexibility of both automatic and manual control options, allowing users to adjust settings based on specific sample needs. These advanced features make it reliable for drying heat-sensitive materials while maintaining ease of use in various lab settings.

2. How does the cooling system and safety mechanism in the It Bench-top Freeze Dryer ensure reliable operation?

It Bench-top Freeze Dryer is built with a highly efficient and reliable cooling system. It uses a hermetic compressor that is sealed to prevent leakage and contamination. This compressor includes a built-in restart delay mechanism, which protects the equipment by avoiding sudden power surges during restarts. Additionally, the unit features a thermal overload protection module that automatically shuts off the system if the temperature exceeds safe levels. This helps prevent overheating and ensures long-term safety and stability during operation. These integrated protective features make the system highly dependable, especially when dealing with delicate or temperature-sensitive samples.

3. What materials are used in the construction of the It Bench-top Freeze Dryer, and how does it benefit users?

The top surface of the It Bench-top Freeze Dryer is made from high-quality stainless steel 304. This material is well known for its excellent resistance to corrosion, as well as its ability to withstand exposure to acids and alkalis. This means the unit is highly durable and can be used in harsh lab environments without damage or degradation over time. The stainless-steel surface is also easy to clean and maintain, which is essential in laboratory settings where hygiene and contamination control are important. Overall, the use of stainless steel 304 enhances the durability, safety, and longevity of the freeze dryer.

4. In what types of applications is the It Bench-top Freeze Dryer most used?

It is widely used in laboratories, pharmaceutical research, and the biotechnology industry. It is specifically designed for the preservation of heat-sensitive and moisture-sensitive materials. Common applications include the drying and storage of biological samples such as enzymes, vaccines, proteins, and other sensitive materials that cannot withstand high temperatures. It is also suitable for sample preparation in research experiments. By removing moisture through freeze-drying, the structure and integrity of these substances are preserved without damaging their properties. This makes the It freeze dryer a valuable tool for scientists, researchers, and lab technicians.

5. What are the technical capabilities of the It Bench-top Freeze Dryer in terms of vacuum performance and ice handling?

It is engineered for efficient performance with impressive vacuum and ice handling capabilities. It offers a drying area of 0.12 square meters and has a cold trap volume of 13 Liters. The unit can hold up to 6 kg of ice, with a 24-hour maximum ice capacity of 3 kg, making it suitable for batch processing. It achieves a no-load vacuum pressure of 5 Pa and an ultimate vacuum pressure of 1 Pa, which is essential for effective sublimation and thorough drying of samples. The system includes 4 adjustable shelves with a tray diameter of 200 mm, allowing flexibility for different sample sizes. With a noise level of ?55 dB and compact dimensions, it is also quiet and space-saving, fitting well in most lab environments.