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Ai SolventVap SE13 Rotary Evaporator

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Ai SolventVap SE13 Rotary EvaporatorOverview The new Ai SolventVap 5L series rotary evaporators is now UL CSA compliant. This certification is required by many municipalities, and it also provides a higher standard of equipment safety and lifespan. All SolventVap come with all PTFE valves for solvent resistant operations. Also come are vertical glassware and digital temperature rotation control. Its optimized bath volume allows for rapid heat up times. The condenser unit has specially

Overview

The new Ai SolventVap 5L series rotary evaporators is now UL/CSA compliant. This certification is required by many municipalities, and it also provides a higher standard of equipment safety and lifespan. All SolventVap come with all PTFE valves for solvent-resistant operations. Also come are 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. That’s why our SolventVap evaporators consistently deliver reliable and reproducible process results that are usually reserved for more costly systems. Another important aspect of the SolventVap is the safety features, which includes dry-run protection, water bath over-temperature shut-off protection, and fuse protection.

Rotary evaporator features a specially designed motor and worm gear, which provides constant rotation at speeds from 10 to 180 rpm. As the flask containing the solvent is rotated, it continually transfers a thin layer of liquid over the entire inner surface. This gives a very large surface area for evaporation, which is caused by the gentle heating from the water bath. The rotating system is fitted with a special seal that allows the apparatus to be placed under vacuum, effectively reducing the boiling point of the solvents and removing the vapor phase, making the process much more efficient. Each unit is also equipped with an easy-to-use vacuum release and a continuous feed system, which allows solvent to be constantly drawn into the rotating flask without needing to stop the operation.

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, should the controller fail.

Standard Glassware Set includes 1.32 gallon (5 liters) round-bottomed evaporating flask, 0.79 gallon (3 liters) round-bottomed receiving flask, and vertical condenser or optional cold-trap condenser. Rotary evaporators with vertical glass condenser for are great for distillation of solvents with higher boiling points.

Features: (standard vertical glassware)

  • UL 61010-1 and CSA C22.2 certified
  • Solvent-resistant PTFE and Viton gaskets, ensuring long time operation.
  • Specialized motor with extremely compact, intermeshed worm and worm gear provides precise driving for very quiet, vibration-free operation.
  • Downward-condensing vacuum connection design ensures safe vacuum operation.
  • Motorized water bath lifting for precise control.
  • Easy, straight-forward visual operation with digital speed and temperature display.
  • PID temperature controller ensures accurate temperature control is maintained.

    Optional Cold-Trap condenser utilizes dry ice for optimal efficiency maintained, no chiller needed.

    Optional Package contains:

    • Chiller : Ai C30-10 Recirculating Chiller
    • Pump : ULVAC DTC-41 1.6 Cfm 2-Stage Chemical-Duty Diaphragm Pump TUV
    • Vacuum controller : JKEM DVR-200 DVR-300 Digital Vacuum Regulator
    Key Attributes 
    Condenser type Vertical or Cold-Trap
    Arm lifting Motorized
    Temp Range (°C) Ambient to 99
    Max. Flask Size 5 Liter
    Brand Across International
    Rotation speed 10 ~ 140 rpm
    Stroke: N/A
    Temp Accuracy (°C)  
    Vacuum controller included No
    Programmable No
    Warranty (years) 1
    Weight (lb) 105 evaporator, 57 glassware
    Width (in) 30
    Depth (in) 15.7
    Height (in) 42
    Manufacturer Specifications 
     Electrical requirements  110V 60Hz single phase, 2300 watts, 21A
    or
     220V 50/60Hz single phase, 2300 watts, 10.5A 
     Rotation motor: 300 watts
     Glass material  High borosilicate glass 3.3
     Evaporating flask  Capacity: 1.32 gallon (5 liters)
     Maximum load: Not to exceed 60% of the flask's capacity
     Sealing flange: 2" diameter
     Rotation speed: 10 to 140 rpm
     Evaporating speed: 0.5 gallon/hour (water), 1 gallon/hour (alcohol)
     Receiving flask  0.79 gallon (3 liter)
     Condenser

     Vertical:

    • Glassware: Dual-circulating coils, vertical
    • Chilling fluid connection: 3/8" hose barb x 2

     Optional Cold-Trap

    • Glassware: Vertical cold trap (dry ice) condenser with lid
    • Vacuum connection: 3/8" hose barb x 1
     Water bath  Temperature range: ambient to 99°C (210°F)
     Temperature controller: digital
     Dimensions: 11.8" diameter x 6.7" depth x 9" height
     Material: stainless steel
     Media: distilled water only
     Max. water level: not to exceed 1" from the top rim of the bath
     Number of heaters: one
     Drain port: one
     Exterior liner: rubber
     Lifting: motoriezed
     Maximum lifting distance: 4 inches
     Vacuum  Ultimate vacuum level: < 3 torrs
     Connection: 3/8" hose barb x 1
     Sealing: Viton & PTFE gaskets
     Safety  Dry-run, over-temp shut-off, built-in circuit breakers
     Weight & dimensions  105 Lb (evaporator), 57 Lb (glassware)
     Unit: 30 x 15.7 x 42" (WxDxH)
     Shipping: 29 x 17 x 35" (evaporator), 22 x 22 x 22" (glassware) (WxDxH)
     Warranty  One year warranty on rotary evaporator except glassware and all sealing gaskets.
     Glassware may have minute blemishes that will not affect the function.
     If you believe there are imperfections on your glassware, please contact us.
     We check all our inventory and make sure no defective glassware is sent to our customers.
     Compliance  UL 61010-1: 2012 Ed.3 + R: 29 Apr 2016
     CSA C22.2# 61010-1-12: 2012 Ed.3+ U1; U2 (R2017)

     

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