Falling Film Evaporator LMFFE-A100 Catalog

Overview

Falling Film Evaporator LMFFE-A100 is designed with an evaporation rate of 15 liters per hour. It features modular design with flexible configuration, allowing adaptation to various processing needs. Equipped with continuous feeding and discharging system, it reduces labor costs and operation time. Incorporates magnetic coupling seal to maintain higher vacuum conditions. Our Evaporator is ideal for biological extraction and pharmaceutical purification.

Features :

High heat transfer

Quick connection 

Effortless disassembly

Multi-stage process

Energy-efficient performance

Corrosion resistant

Specifications :

Evaporation Rate	15 L/h
Primary Collection Bottle Volume	10 L
Gas-Liquid Separator Volume	2 L
Pressure	-0.098 to 0 MPa
Heating Method	Thermal oil
Vacuum Pump	Circulating water vacuum pump
Material	Borosilicate 3.3
Evaporation Area	0.5 m²
Primary Condensing Area	1.5 m²
Preheater Heat Exchange Area	0.2 m²

Applications :

Falling Film Evaporator LMFFE-A100 enables solvent recovery, concentration, crystallization, and drying in biological extraction, pharmaceutical purification, chemical processing, and food additive production.

Selection Guide :

Falling Film Evaporator LMFFE-A100 is a perfect choice for laboratories and pilot-scale operations involved in the concentration of heat-sensitive materials, herbal extracts, food products, and pharmaceutical compounds. With an evaporation rate of 15 L/h, it is well-suited for medium-scale processing. The 10 L primary collection bottle supports extended continuous operation, while the 2 L gas-liquid separator enhances separation efficiency and system performance. Operating under a vacuum range of -0.098 to 0 MPa, it ensures efficient solvent removal at lower temperatures, preserving product quality. This model is frequently used in research studies focused on thermal separation, extraction, and purification. When selecting this evaporator, customers can rely on its robust design, application in chemical and biological experiments, and potential compliance with laboratory safety and performance standards (ISO, CE certifications, where applicable).