Smart Evaporator from Asynt

Fast evaporation from vacuum-assisted vortex concentration technology

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Fast evaporation from vacuum-assisted vortex concentration technology

Using a patented vacuum-assisted vortex concentration technology, the Smart Evaporator from Asynt sets a new standard for labs tasked with drying sample tubes and vials.

The spiral air flow generated by this unique concentration technology allows the Smart Evaporator to rapidly concentrate even high boiling solvents, such as DMSO, DMF and water without heating to high temperatures.

Available in a range of colours, the Smart Evaporator is a compact solvent removal / concentration system for sample tubes and vials up to 100ml in volume that is easy to set-up and fast to use.

Asynt is a leading supplier of affordable products, consumables and services for chemists in industry and academia. With staff of trained chemists - Asynt is able to draw upon this in-depth applications knowledge to provide a high level of customer support for its DrySyn Heating Blocks, Controlled Lab Reactors, Synthesis ...

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