Product category:
Distillation equipment
News Release from: Ilmvac UK | Subject: Ilmdest+
Edited by the Laboratorytalk Editorial
Team on 19 March 2004
Automatic distillation without rotary
evaporator
Process regulation is independent of bath temperature and other external conditions and no environmental impacts can be caused by incorrect operation
Designed for routine applications in chemical and pharmaceutical research laboratories Automatic pressure regulation means no boiling point information need be known and, uniquely, mixed solvents are successively evaporated without intervention
This article was originally published on Laboratorytalk on 17 Nov 2006 at 8.00am (UK)
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Process regulation is independent of bath temperature and other external conditions and no environmental impacts can be caused by incorrect operation.
Evaporation rates are similar to conventional systems but high surface area is generated without the need for a rotary drive and seal.
Available in several optional packages, the range leading Ilmdest+ is a complete system comprising vacuum pump operating patented hold back principle, pre-pump condenser for automatic control of vacuum level, post-pump mid point condenser giving near 100% solvent recovery, power flask lift for ease of operation, and in-running vacuum fill port allowing continuous operation without venting.
The unique innovations incorporated lead to a capital cost saving of 50% over similarly specified conventional rotary evaporator systems and a huge reduction in future costs and down time, says Ilmvac.
The company also offers demonstrations in your own laboratory. Request a free brochure from Ilmvac UK ...
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