Rotary Evaporator

Labtro Rotary Evaporator are designed to provide precise solvent evaporation in various sample volumes, ensuring efficiency. These units feature a large capacity evaporation flask with multiple size options for flexibility. Their compact design and integrated vacuum control help optimize performance and minimize time. With their intuitive interface, they ensure easy operation and accurate results. Our Rotary Evaporator are essential for use in chemical, pharmaceutical, and research laboratories.

4 Products

Automatic Lifting Rotary Evaporator

Automatic Lifting Rotary Evaporator LT-ARE101

$ 2,001.00 Catalog

Evaporating Flask1 L, Φ 131 mm
Receiving Bottle1 L
Rotation Speed0 to 200 rpm

Automatic Lifting Rotary Evaporator

Automatic Lifting Rotary Evaporator LT-ARE102

$ 2,038.00 Catalog

Evaporating Flask1 L, Φ 131 mm
Receiving Bottle1 L
Rotation Speed0 to 200 rpm

Automatic Lifting Rotary Evaporator

Automatic Lifting Rotary Evaporator LT-ARE103

$ 2,146.00 Catalog

Evaporating Flask1 L, Φ 131 mm
Receiving Bottle1 L
Rotation Speed0 to 200 rpm

Manual Lifting Rotary Evaporator

Manual Lifting Rotary Evaporator LT-RE201

$ 2,967.00 Catalog

Evaporating Flask2 L
Lifting ModeManual
Optional Evaporating Flask0.25 L, 1 L

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Frequently Asked Question

1. What is a Rotary Evaporator?

A Rotary Evaporator is a lab device used to gently remove solvents from samples through evaporation under reduced pressure.

2. How does a Rotary Evaporator work?

It heats and rotates a sample while applying vacuum. The solvent evaporates at a lower temperature, then condenses and is collected in a separate flask.

3. What is a Rotary Evaporator used for?

It's used to concentrate, purify, or recover solvents from chemical mixtures commonly in chemistry, biology, pharmaceuticals, and food science.

4. What types of solvents can be removed?

Rotary Evaporators can remove many organic solvents like ethanol, methanol, acetone, chloroform, and more.