Laboratory equipment rotary evaporator is mainly used for continuous distillation of a large number of volatile solvents under reduced pressure conditions. In particular, the reaction product can be isolated and purified by concentrating the extract and distilling the receiving liquid upon chromatographic separation. The basic principle of rotary evaporator is vacuum distillation, that is, under reduced pressure, the distillation flask is continuously rotated hen the solvent is distilled.

BRE-200 Rotary Evaporator MANUAL INSTRUCTION

Features:

(1) Solvent Resistant, Reliable Performance
Made with all PTFE valves for solvent-resistant operations. Comes with vertical glassware and digital temperature/rotation control. Its optimized bath volume allows for rapid heat-up times. The condenser unit has specially designed glass tubes that utilize surface area extremely efficiently.

Simple, straight-forward operation using our digital PID controller. Easily control the temperature, RPM, and water bath with expert precision.

(2) Digital Water Bath
Operates from ambient temperature to 99°C (210°F) with PID temperature control stepping at 0.1°C increments. Heating coils are located directly inside the pan for the most efficient heating possible. A built-in overheat protector will shut down power if a problem is detected.

(3) Standard Glassware Set
All glassware is high borosilicate glass 3.3! Includes a 2L pear-shaped evaporating flask, 1L round-bottomed receiving flask, and vertical condenser.

Specification:

Note: This product is available with a recirculating chiller and a corrosion-resistant diaphragm pump!

Operating panel:

Package includes:

Precautions

Your safety is important to us! Please use caution when operating. Users of glass reaction equipment must take all necessary precautions to avoid contact with rotating parts, particularly entanglement of loose clothing, hair, necklaces, or other jewelry. Under these circumstances, the winding action of the rotating parts can draw the users into the apparatus, resulting in breakage of glassware, burns, and/or chemical exposure. Extra caution must taken when operation with air-reactive materials, especially under vacuum. A leak can draw air into the apparatus and cause a violent reation to occur.