RapidVap nitrogen evaporation systems from a U.S. manufacturer are designed for fast solvent removal from laboratory samples. These evaporators are used in drug development, environmental testing, agrochemistry, clinical analysis, forensics, and toxicology. The devices use a stream of nitrogen or dry gas directed onto the surface of the sample. Dry heat and vortex motion techniques are also used to ensure fast sample evaporation.
Support for various tube formats and sample quantities.
The devices use a dry heating block, which makes maintenance easier and reduces the risk of contamination.
Operating time, temperature, and mixing speed can be adjusted. Some models can be controlled remotely.
The devices include technology that helps protect samples from over-evaporation.
Concentrators are laboratory devices designed to concentrate samples by removing solvents, usually using processes such as evaporation or centrifugation. Eppendorf's Concentrator plus is a versatile and efficient concentrator that combines vacuum and centrifugal force to accelerate solvent evaporation. It is suitable for a wide range of applications including DNA/RNA, protein and other biological sample preparations. Concentrator plus is known for its ease of use, easy-to-understand settings and reliability, making it an essential tool in many research and clinical laboratories:
Select one of four heating levels (ambient, 30 °C, 45 °C, 60 °C) to safely and efficiently concentrate a variety of samples;
A wide selection of 15 different rotor options to accommodate tubes from 0.2 ml to 50 ml, microplates and PCR plates;
With integrated diaphragm vacuum pump;
Choose from 3 application methods (aqueous, alcohol or high steam pressure) to suit your sample - processing time is reduced by up to 20%;
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