Rotary Evaporators
| January 30 2011
Reducing, distilling, recycling , and concentration
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Evaporators are a common sight in virtually any laboratory. “Everyone is evaporating off solvents,” says Jeff Reid, product specialist for evaporation at BUCHI (New Castle, DE). That includes everything from academic and environmental labs to the chemical and pharmaceutical industries. So anyone who wants to dry something down to a powder, recrystalize a sample, or recycle a solvent needs an evaporator.
Labconco CentriVap®
- Includes concentrator and a -50° C cold trap to help protect the vacuum pump from corrosive effects of vapors and fumes
- Features an aluminum rotor that holds up to 40 microcentrifuge tubes and 108 each 12-13 mm tubes
- Also comes with built-in chemical resistant diaphragm pump and the CentriZap™ Strobe Light
Labconco
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In 1950, the late biochemist Lyman C. Craig of The Rockefeller University developed a simple rotary evaporator. The first commercial version came from Walter Buchi in 1957.
SampleGuard™ Temperature Control Technology
- Provides real time feedback enabling excellent accuracy in controlling of actual sample temperatures
- SampleGuard™ probes can measure temperature at any point in the sample holder
- Comprises two thermocouples and a unique sample temperature radio transmitter
- Either one or two probes can be used to accurately and reliably determine end of run
Genevac
www.genevac.com
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Rotary evaporators have for decades been staples in labs and industries performing chemistry, including labs in the chemical, environmental, materials, life science and forensics industries. Key applications include sample concentration, solvent
Combinatorial chemistry can be traced back to the 1960’s, but didn’t gain popularity until 1990 when pharmaceutical companies started compounding large amounts of potential new drugs into libraries. Now, combinatorial chemistry has moved
Rotary evaporators have for decades been staples in labs and industries performing chemistry, including labs in the chemical, environmental, materials, life science and forensics industries. Key applications include sample concentration, solvent recy
Rotary evaporators have been around for quite some time now, having been developed over 50 years ago to deal with problems faced with standard chemical distillation devices. Those issues included annihilation of the substances being distilled and slo
The editors of Lab Manager are conducting a brief survey on Rotary Evaporators. Your input on Rotary Evaporators will be used for editorial purposes, to identify trends and developments and included in a new editorial section called “Survey Say
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Rotary evaporators have for decades been staples in labs and industries performing chemistry, including labs in the chemical, environmental, materials, life science and forensics industries. Key applications include sample concentration, solvent recy
The editors of Lab Manager are conducting a brief survey on Rotary Evaporators. Your input on Rotary Evaporators will be used for editorial purposes, to identify trends and developments and included in a new editorial section called “Survey Say
As part of our Lab Products Survey series, Lab Manager Magazine has compiled the responses of more than 120 lab professionals regarding the use of rotary evaporators in the lab. Continue on to find out what those responses were.
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Labconco CentriVap®
- Includes concentrator and a -50° C cold trap to help protect the vacuum pump from corrosive effects of vapors and fumes
- Features an aluminum rotor that holds up to 40 microcentrifuge tubes and 108 each 12-13 mm tubes
- Also comes with built-in chemical resistant diaphragm pump and the CentriZap™ Strobe Light
Labconco
www.labconco.com
SampleGuard™ Temperature Control Technology
- Provides real time feedback enabling excellent accuracy in controlling of actual sample temperatures
- SampleGuard™ probes can measure temperature at any point in the sample holder
- Comprises two thermocouples and a unique sample temperature radio transmitter
- Either one or two probes can be used to accurately and reliably determine end of run
Genevac
www.genevac.com
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The Centrifan PE is a portable, easy-to-use centrifugal evaporation system that provides safe, rapid drying of purified fractions and lab scale reaction mixtures.
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