When you are choosing to rent or lease an evaporator, you need to think about a number of things. Consider the sample size that you need to use, and make sure that there is an adjustable container size for the unit. How fast will the evaporation occur, and how much space will the machine require? Additionally, you need to think about the actual type of evaporator and find the one that works best for your needs. A KWIPPED supplier can answer specific product questions.

Since there are so many different types of evaporators, they tend to have different features. They use different methods to accomplish the same goal of evaporating, including heat, nitrogen, and motion. Some of the units have some very simple to use and understand displays and controls. Others are a bit more complex, and they should only be operated by those who know how to use them properly.

Different types of evaporators work differently. The blow down evaporators will typically use nitrogen gas, which it blows into a container to remove the liquid. Centrifugal evaporators use centrifugal force to evaporate the liquid. One of the benefits of this type of evaporator is that it usually has a number of slots or spaces to evaporate a large number of samples at the same time. Some use heat to remove the liquid. It can evaporate the solvent and other liquids. They will then be able to prepare the samples for analysis. When you are looking at the different options available with these machines, you should be able to find one that will work well for your field.

A laboratory evaporator is helpful for preparing samples for analysis by using heat, gas, and motion. The evaporator will remove the water or organic solvents from the preparations that have to be dry. Several different types of evaporators are available – rotary, vacuum, and nitrogen. Many different industries make use of these evaporators, including the food and pharmaceutical industry. They are very useful in helping to prepare samples for testing and analysis in far less time than other methods.

• Pharmaceuticals
• Food
• Petroleum industry
• Chemical 

• Glas-Col, LLC
• Porvair Sciences Limited
• Bibby Scientific Ltd.
• Ika Works, Inc.