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Instrument Database:
Labconco Corporation - RapidVap
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Labconco Corporation
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Sample preparation: Evaporators
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Features
- Fast evaporation rates. Methylene chloride evaporates at a rate up to 4.8 ml/minute/tube. Water evaporates at a rate up to 0.75 ml/minute/tube.
- Microprocessor-controlled vacuum level speeds evaporation.
- Rear-mounted 1/2" OD vacuum port attaches to a vacuum pump(sold separately).
- Automatic vacuum release in the event of power failure
- Microprocessor-controlled 1000-watt dry block heating system supplies a controlled amount of heat up to 100º C.
- Microprocessor-controlled vortex motion increases surface area for faster evaporation.
- Maintenance-free, microprocessor-controlled motor provides smooth variable-speed power to drive the vortex motion up to 1000 rpm.
- Teflon-coated aluminum chamber
- Epoxy-coated cast aluminum cabinet base and acrylic/PVC thermoplastic upper housing
- Glass lid with Lexan shield
- Dual lid clamps
- Phenol-free gasket provides complete sealing under vacuum.
- Alarm signals completion of run allowing samples to be left unattended while evaporating to desired end point.
- Up to 9 different user-set programs, each with different parameter set points, may be stored in memory. Parameters of time, heat, vortex speed and vacuum may be set.
- Easy-to-read LCD display
- All mechanical components are isolated from the chemical fumes and vapors for longer life.
- ETL listed (115 volt models)
- CE conformity (230 volt models)
- Overall dimensions with closed lid: 20.7" wide x 18.4" deep x 13.5" high (52.6 x 46.7 x 34.3 cm)
- Full one year warranty
Options
- Glass lid with 40-watt heater to prevent condensation
- Two-way RS-232 Link to allow remote control of functions from a user-supplied personal computer
- International electrical configuration
Required Accessories
- Diaphragm Vacuum Pump or Rotary Vane Direct Drive Vacuum Pump
- Aluminum sample block
- Glassware
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