Laboratory Equipment
Rotary Evaporator
Rotary evaporators for solvent recovery and gentle concentration under vacuum.
A rotary evaporator recovers solvent by spreading the liquid as a thin film over the inside of a rotating flask under vacuum. The large surface area and the reduced pressure let the solvent boil off well below its atmospheric boiling point, so the concentrate is never overheated and the recovered solvent can be reused.
Who This Equipment Is For
- Extraction laboratories recovering ethanol from miscella
- R&D teams concentrating an extract before analysis
- Pilot lines producing small batches of crude
- Quality control laboratories preparing samples
Problems It Solves
- Solvent lost to the atmosphere instead of being recovered
- Heat damage to the concentrate during evaporation
- Slow evaporation from a still, unstirred vessel
- No repeatable way to reduce a batch to a fixed volume
Key Benefits
Vacuum evaporation
Solvent boils off below its atmospheric boiling point, which protects the extract.
Thin film surface
Rotation spreads the liquid so evaporation is fast and even.
Solvent recovered
The condensed solvent is collected for reuse instead of being vented.
Bench to pilot
Sized for laboratory work and small pilot batches.
Specifications For This Line Are Quoted Per Project
Rotary evaporators are quoted by flask volume, bath type and condenser duty. Tell us the batch size and the solvent and a specification will be prepared.
Rather than publishing a model that would not match your process, the specification is written after two questions are answered: what raw material you will process, and what production capacity you need per batch. Machines are built from 0.5L to 200L, and larger capacity is customised on request.
Installed On Customer Sites
Photographs taken during installation and commissioning.
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FAQ
Questions About Rotary Evaporator
What size rotary evaporator do I need?
Do you also build the reactor and the distiller?
Next Step
Get A Specification For Rotary Evaporator
Two answers start it: your raw material, and the production capacity you need per batch.
Send two things and a real specification comes back: the raw material you will process, and the production capacity you need per batch.