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Overview
Thin Film Evaporator LMTFE-A101 has feeding rate of 0.05 to 3 L/h with 1 liter capacity. It reduces interface points, maintaining high vacuum conditions. Equipped with scraper film, it ensures efficient material contact and processing. Incorporated digital display Pirani gauge provides real-time vacuum reading. Our Evaporator is ideal for purification of chemicals, essential oils, and food extracts.
Features :
Magnetic coupling seal
Full jacket insulation
Adjustable process parameters
Intuitive monitoring
Corrosion resistance
Leak prevention
Effortless cleaning
Specifications :
| Feeding Rate | 0.05 to 3 L/h |
| Feeding Flask Volume | 1 L |
| Operating Temperature | Less than 300°C |
| Rotation Speed Range | 50 to 450 rpm |
| Material | Borosilicate 3.3 |
| Evaporation Area | 0.1 m² |
| Internal Condenser Area | 0.25 m² |
| Power Supply | 220V/50Hz,1P |
| Dimensions | 1900×610×1800 mm |
Applications :
Thin Film Evaporator LMTFE-A101 is deal for separation, purification, and concentration of pharmaceuticals, chemicals, essential oils, food extracts, and heat-sensitive materials in research, development, and industries.
Selection Guide :
Thin Film Evaporator LMTFE-A101 is designed for accurate, low-temperature separation processes, making it suitable for applications in pharmaceuticals, chemicals, biotechnology, and food industries. Based on research studies, this model is widely used for heat-sensitive, viscous, or fouling-prone materials, especially in experiments involving solvent recovery, concentration of extracts, and purification of thermally sensitive compounds. Its vertical design and short residence time help minimize thermal degradation, ensuring high product quality. The system is often chosen for pilot-scale testing and R&D due to its efficiency and scalability. Certifications such as CE and ISO compliance ensure operational safety and adherence to international quality standards. These factors make this model a reliable choice for customers seeking efficient separation under gentle thermal conditions.