Across International

<h2>What Are Jacketed Glass Reactors?</h2>
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A jacketed glass reactor is a borosilicate glass vessel (the reaction chamber) enclosed within a second glass or metal jacket through which a temperature-control fluid is circulated by a recirculating heater-chiller unit. The inner vessel holds the reaction mixture; the jacket temperature is controlled by the circulating fluid, which transfers heat to or from the reaction contents through the glass wall. This jacketed design allows precise temperature setpoints to be maintained even during exothermic reactions that release heat or endothermic steps that absorb it. The glass construction provides chemical resistance to most organic solvents, acids, and bases (excepting HF and hot concentrated phosphoric acid), allows direct visual observation of color changes, phase separation, precipitate formation, gas evolution, and mixing quality, and simplifies cleaning between batches. Jacketed glass reactors are used for organic and inorganic synthesis, API synthesis and development, crystallization and recrystallization, botanical and cannabis extraction, distillation under vacuum, liquid-liquid extraction, emulsification, and process chemistry development from 50 mL research batches to 200 L pilot runs. A jacketed glass reactor is the correct choice for any research or process development application at atmospheric pressure where visual access to the reaction is valuable; choose it first and switch to stainless steel only when pressure, temperature, or scale demands it.
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<li data-section-id="65r6yu" data-start="21" data-end="193">Single- and dual-jacketed glass reactor systems for controlled chemical synthesis, extraction, crystallization, and process development.</li>
<li data-section-id="169jrm6" data-start="194" data-end="350">Jacketed reactor systems with integrated filtration for reaction, solid-liquid separation, and product recovery in a single vessel.</li>
<li data-section-id="mkgj02" data-start="351" data-end="490">Single- and dual-jacketed replacement glass vessels for maintaining or upgrading compatible reactor systems.</li>
<li data-section-id="1yfb1qj" data-start="491" data-end="647" data-is-last-node="">Condenser sets with receiving flasks for efficient vapor condensation and solvent collection during reactor operations.</li>
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<h2>How to Choose a Jacketed Glass Reactor</h2>
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Single vs. double jacket
A single-jacketed reactor has one annular space between the inner vessel and a single outer wall, through which heat transfer fluid circulates. It is the standard for most research applications and provides good temperature control for volumes up to 20 L. A double-jacketed (vacuum-jacketed) reactor adds a second outer shell with the annular space evacuated, providing excellent thermal insulation, which is critical for cryogenic reactions where minimizing heat ingress from ambient is important, or for energy-efficient maintenance of extreme temperatures. Double-jacketed reactors cost more but deliver plus or minus 0.1 degrees C stability at cryogenic setpoints.
Volume selection
Jacketed glass reactors are available from 50 mL (small-batch pharmaceutical synthesis) through 1 L, 2 L, 5 L, 10 L, 20 L, 50 L, 100 L, to 200 L (pilot plant scale). Fill to 50 to 70% of nominal capacity. For research, 1 L to 5 L is the most common range. For crystallization development and botanical extraction, 10 L to 50 L is typical. 100 L to 200 L systems transition to pilot plant or small-scale production.
Glass grade and quality
Borosilicate 3.3 (per ISO 3585) is the standard for lab reactor glass, providing a linear expansion coefficient of 3.3 x 10^-6 per degree C and resistance to thermal shock. Confirm that all glassware components meet this standard. Neck openings, flange sizes, and port configurations vary by manufacturer; confirm compatibility with your overhead stirrer shaft diameter, condenser, and accessory ports before ordering.
Accessories and integration
A complete glass reactor system requires an overhead stirrer (with motor, shaft, and impeller), a reflux condenser, a drip funnel or addition funnel for reagent addition, a thermometer well or temperature probe port, a bottom discharge valve (Teflon or glass), a vacuum port, and a support stand. The reactor connects to an external chiller-heater circulator via inlet and outlet hose fittings on the jacket. Confirm that all accessories are compatible with each other and with the glass reactor flange standard (GL or DN thread; 29/42 or other standard taper joints).
Operating conditions: vacuum compatibility
Jacketed glass reactors can be operated under mild vacuum (for reactions requiring vacuum, reduced-pressure distillation inside the reactor, or solvent removal at the reaction stage). Confirm that the glass reactor is rated for the vacuum level required and that all seals and fittings are vacuum-rated. Operating under vacuum in a glass reactor requires particular caution to avoid implosion; use appropriate guarding and confirm the glass condition before applying vacuum.
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<h2>Specifications Context</h2>
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Glass reactor maintenance requires periodic inspection for chips, cracks, and star fractures; damaged glass must not be used under vacuum or with reactive reagents. The PTFE bottom discharge valve should be inspected for leaks and wear at each use. The overhead stirrer seal (where the shaft passes through the reactor lid) must be tight to maintain a vacuum; replace seals at the first sign of vacuum loss. When connecting to a chiller-heater, ensure that jacket inlet and outlet fittings are the correct size and that hose connections are secured with hose clamps rated for the operating temperature range. Borosilicate glass is resistant to thermal shock, but avoid rapid temperature changes exceeding 100 degrees C per hour to prevent cracking.&nbsp;
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Glass Reactors

Across International Single or Double-Jacketed Glass Filter Reactor Vessel Specifications

Jacketed glass vessel (Single or Dual), lid (6 ports), clamps, and heavy-duty stainless steel stand with casters (shipped pre-assembled)

Glass vessel insulation jacket with openable viewing window (only for SINGLE JACKET REACTOR)

Upper and lower clamp set (pre-assembled)

Vertical condenser with dual cooling coils, 2 chilling fluid ports, and 1 vacuum port, glass

Glass condenser dispenser with drain port and PTFE open/close valve

Glass bottom drain port with PTFE open/close valve

Glass material feeding funnel, lid, and PTFE open/close valve

Stirring motor controller with material temperature display

Mechanical vacuum gauge with two 3/8″ hose barb ports

PTFE stirring blades (1 blade for R10/R20 and 2 blades for R50), stainless steel rod with PTFE liner

Insulated hose with drain port & open/close valve

3/8″ Stainless steel hose barb adapters

Rubber-wrapped condenser dispenser support and condenser bracket

Chilling fluid connector x 2, vacuum connector x 1, Gaskets

Allen key (x 3) and backup inner hex set screws (6) and bolts (2)

PTFE hold down ring (pre-assembled on the filter)

Drainport filter plate adapter assembly (1 set)

Ai Single Or Dual Jacketed Glass Reactor Systems

Glass Jacketed Reactors and 316L Stainless Steel Reactors -Across International

Ai Single Or Dual Jacketed Filter Glass Reactor

R20f Series Ai Single or Dual Jacketed Filter Glass Reactors by Across International integrate jacketed reaction vessels with a built-in filter base for in-reactor crystallization, filtration, washing, and drying. Available as R20f (20L single), 2R20f (20L dual), R50f (50L single), 2R50f (50L dual), and R100f (100L single) jacketed configurations.

Manufacturer

Ai 20L Single Jacketed Filter Glass Reactor

Ai 20L Dual Jacketed Filter Glass Reactor

Ai 50L Single Jacketed Filter Glass Reactor

Ai 50L Dual Jacketed Filter Glass Reactor

Ai 100L Single Jacketed Filter Glass Reactor

Ai Single Or Dual Jacketed Glass Reactor Systems Specifications

Jacketed glass vessel (Single or Dual), lid (6 Ports), clamps, and heavy-duty stainless steel stand with casters (shipped pre-assembled)

1″ glass bottom drain port with PTFE open/close valve

Temperature probe with PTFE seal with #35 clamp

PTFE stirring blades, stainless steel rod with PTFE liner

Chilling fluid connector x 2, vacuum connector x 1

Allen key (x3), backup inner hex set screws (6), and bolts (2)

Metal support 36” with three boss heads

Metal support with five boss heads and one ring support (R150)

The Ai Jacketed Glass Reactor Systems by Across International are available in single- and dual-jacketed configurations from 10 L to 150 L (R10, R20, R50, R100, R150). All models use hand-blown borosilicate 3.3 glassware, solvent-resistant PTFE seals, digital variable-frequency stirring, and achieve 20 torr vacuum — suited to organic synthesis, pharmaceutical intermediate production, and large-scale extraction. ETL certified; includes a thermal insulation jacket and constant-pressure feeding funnel.

Ai 10L Single Jacketed Glass Reactor Systems

Ai 10L Dual Jacketed Glass Reactor Systems

Ai 20L Single Jacketed Glass Reactor Systems

Ai 20L Dual Jacketed Glass Reactor Systems

Ai 50L Single Jacketed Glass Reactor Systems

Ai 50L Dual Jacketed Glass Reactor Systems

Ai 100L Single Jacketed Glass Reactor

Ai 100L Dual Jacketed Glass Reactor

Ai 150L Single Jacketed Glass Reactor ETL

<h2>What Are Rotary Evaporators?</h2>
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A rotary evaporator (commonly called a rotovap or rotavapor) is a laboratory instrument that removes solvent from a liquid sample through evaporation under reduced pressure. A round-bottom flask containing the sample is immersed partially in a heated bath and rotated, continuously coating the inner surface with a thin film of liquid. This thin film dramatically increases the evaporation surface area while the rotation prevents localized overheating. Vacuum applied through the system lowers the boiling point of the solvent by 30 to 80 degrees C compared to atmospheric pressure, allowing gentle removal without degrading heat-sensitive target compounds. Solvent vapors travel through a vapor duct to a condenser, where they are cooled and collected as condensate for recovery or disposal. The concentrated or dried sample remains in the evaporation flask. Common solvents removed include ethanol, methanol, ethyl acetate, dichloromethane, hexane, acetone, and toluene. A rotary evaporator is the right instrument when you need to remove a volatile solvent from a dissolved or extracted compound on a 1-L to 50 L batch scale; it is faster, gentler, and more solvent-efficient than open evaporation or distillation.
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<li data-section-id="187qfsp" data-start="25" data-end="166">Motorized Lift Rotary Evaporators: Ai SolventVap rotary evaporators with motorized lift for efficient solvent evaporation and recovery.</li>
<li data-section-id="b917ud" data-start="168" data-end="335">Rotary Evaporators with Cold Trap: Ai SolventVap systems featuring an electric lift and cold trap condenser to improve solvent collection and vacuum performance.</li>
<li data-section-id="n7wwro" data-start="337" data-end="484">Dual Receiving Flask Kits: Optional dual receiving flask assemblies for uninterrupted solvent collection during rotary evaporation workflows.</li>
<li data-section-id="163r8pz" data-start="486" data-end="637" data-is-last-node="">Replacement Heating Elements: Heating elements designed for compatible Ai SolventVap rotary evaporators to maintain reliable heating performance.</li>
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<h2>How to Choose a Rotary Evaporator</h2>
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Flask size
Flask size is the primary sizing decision. For standard research synthesis and extraction labs, 2 L to 5 L systems handle most batch sizes. Choose a flask that accommodates 50 to 70% of your typical batch volume; overfilling causes bumping and carryover into the condensate. Larger 10 L, 20 L, and 50 L rotary evaporators are used for scale-up and extraction pilot runs. Confirm that the heating bath is sized appropriately for the chosen flask; a 20 L flask in a 5 L bath will not heat efficiently.
Condenser configuration
Vertical (coil-type) condensers provide high condensation surface area and are effective for high-boiling or slowly condensing solvents. Inclined (diagonal) condensers are the traditional rotovap configuration, providing good condensate flow to the receiver and compatibility with high-throughput solvent removal. Dry ice or cold-water condensers are used for low-boiling, highly volatile solvents (diethyl ether, pentane) requiring condenser temperatures well below 0 degrees C. Match condenser type and coolant temperature to the solvent being evaporated.
Vacuum control
Manual vacuum control (needle valve) is adequate for routine single-solvent applications. Automated vacuum controllers with digital setpoint and feedback control maintain a stable vacuum at the evaporation setpoint, preventing bumping and enabling programmed ramp-down vacuum protocols for multi-solvent samples. For regulated environments or high-throughput labs, automated vacuum control reduces solvent loss and operator attention time.
Water bath temperature range
Standard water baths reach 95 degrees C and are adequate for aqueous, alcoholic, and most organic solvent removal at moderate vacuum. For high-boiling solvents (DMSO: bp 189 degrees C; DMF: bp 153 degrees C), oil baths reaching 180 degrees C and a deeper vacuum (1 to 5 mbar with a rotary vane pump) are required. Confirm bath compatibility with the heat transfer fluid: water for temperatures to 95 degrees C; food-grade or synthetic oil for higher temperatures.
Cold trap requirement
A cold trap between the rotary evaporator and the vacuum pump is not optional; it is essential. Without a cold trap, solvent vapors contaminate pump oil, raising ultimate pressure and shortening pump life. A cold trap cooled to -20 degrees C to -40 degrees C (using a mechanical chiller) captures the vast majority of solvent vapor for the most common solvents. For highly volatile solvents (diethyl ether, pentane), a dry-ice trap at -78 degrees C may be required.
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<h2>Specifications Context</h2>
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Evaporation rate is commonly specified in L/h for ethanol at a standard bath temperature and vacuum; use this as a relative performance indicator, not as an absolute rate for other solvents. Evaporation rates for dichloromethane, acetone, and ethyl acetate differ from those of ethanol at the same vacuum and temperature. Confirm that the drive motor seal (the rotating joint between the flask and the vapor duct) is rated for the full vacuum range of your pump. Worn drive seals are the most common cause of vacuum loss in rotary evaporators in regular use; replacement seals are available and should be kept in stock.&nbsp;
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Rotary Evaporators

Ai SolventVap Rotary Evaporator with Motorized Lift Specifications

Ai SolventVap 1.3-gallon rotary evaporator and water bath

Vertical condenser with 2 chilling water ports and 1 vacuum port, glass

5L round shaped rotating evaporating flask, glass

3L receiving flask with detachable drain port

Three-way tee vapor buffering flask, glass

Glass receiving flask & condenser connector elbow with PTFE open/close switch

Receiving flask glass vacuum port with PTFE open/close valve

Glass material feeding port with PTFE open/close valve

Glass vapor duct with seal (pre-installed)

Mechanical vacuum gauge with 2 hose barb connectors

Rubber-wrapped condenser and receiving flask support and bracket

Ai plexiglass water bath cover for SolventVap 5L

SE13 Standard Package

Ai SolventVap 2.6-gallon rotary evaporator and water bath

10L round-shaped, big neck evaporating flask, glass

5L receiving flask with detachable drain port

Glass material feeding port with PTFE open/close valve, PTFE extension hose

Mechanical vacuum gauge with 3 hose barb connectors

Rubber-wrapped condenser support and bracket

SE26 Standard Package

Ai SolventVap 5.3-gallon rotary evaporator and water bath

20L round-shaped, big neck evaporating flask, glass

10L receiving flask with detachable drain port

SE53 Standard Package

Ai SolventVap rotary evaporator and water bath

50L round-shaped, big neck evaporating flask, glass

20L receiving flask with detachable drain port

SE130 Standard Package

Across International SolventVap Rotary Evaporators, UL/CSA compliant

Ai SolventVap Rotary Evaporator with Motorized Lift

The Ai SolventVap by Across International is an ETL-certified rotary evaporator series with motorized bath lift, available in four vessel sizes: SE13 (5 L), SE26 (10 L), SE53 (20 L), and SE130 (50 L). All models feature a PID-controlled water bath (ambient to 99°C), variable-speed rotation drive, borosilicate 3.3 glassware, and Viton/PTFE-sealed vacuum to &lt;3 torr — suited to solvent recovery, extract concentration, and pharmaceutical purification.

Ai SolventVap 1.3-Gallon/5L Rotary Evaporator w/ Motorized Lift

Ai SolventVap 2.6-Gallon/10L Rotary Evaporator w/ Motorized Lift

Ai SolventVap 5.3-Gallon/20L Rotary Evaporator w/ Motorized Lift

Ai SolventVap 13G/50L Rotary Evaporator Motorized+Manual Lift

Ai SolventVap With Electric Lift And Cold Trap Condenser Specifications

Vertical cold trap condenser with 1 vacuum port & lid, glass

2L pear shaped evaporating flask, glass (choose based on volume of material to load)

0.26G/1L round shaped receiving flask, glass

Glass shaft cap and evaporator flask quick-release

3-prong 110V US power cord for evaporator

Ai plexiglass water bath cover for 2L SolventVap

SE05c.110 Standard Package

Ai 220V SolventVap 1.3-gallon rotary evaporator and water bath

1.32G/5L round shaped rotating evaporating flask, glass

Glass vapor duct and vacuum seal kit (pre-installed)

Stainless steel pole and mechanical vacuum gauge

Flask quick clamp (4 smaller pcs for condenser, receiving flask and feeder, 1 larger pc for 3-way flask) & oring

Ai plexiglass water bath cover for 5L SolventVap

SE13-S2 Standard Package

Ai SolventVap With Electric Lift And Cold Trap Condenser

Ai SolventVap by Across International with electric lift and vertical cold trap condenser. SE05c.110: 2L flask, 20 mL/min EtOH evaporation, 10–280 rpm, 95°C bath, 110V, 1,340W. SE13c: 5L flask, 3.79 L/hr EtOH, 10–140 rpm, 99°C bath, 110V or 220V, 2,300W. Borosilicate glass 3.3; ultimate vacuum &lt;3 torr.

Ai 2L SolventVap w/ Electric Lift and Cold Trap Condenser 110V

Ai SolventVap 5L Evaporator w/ Cold Trap Condenser & Power Lift

<h2>What are laboratory vacuum pumps?</h2>
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Laboratory vacuum pumps are instruments that remove gas from a connected vessel or system to create sub-atmospheric pressure for applications including rotary evaporation of solvents, vacuum filtration through B&uuml;chner funnels and membranes, SpeedVac centrifugal concentration, gel drying, lyophilization rough vacuum, and degassing of solvents and solutions. MBP carries vacuum pumps from Vacuubrand, Welch, and ULVAC, which together cover the full range of laboratory vacuum needs from moderate filtration vacuum to deep vacuum for turbomolecular backing, available in oil-free diaphragm and oil-sealed rotary vane configurations.
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<h2>What you will find:</h2>
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<li dir="ltr"><a href="https://mbpinc.net/equipments/sample-processing/pumps/vaccum-pumps/edwards-pumps" style="color: #236fa1;">Edwards Pumps: </a>Reliability at its best &ndash; with strong vacuum pumps that are made to work for high-performing industrial and research purposes.</li>
<li dir="ltr"><a href="https://mbpinc.net/equipments/sample-processing/pumps/vaccum-pumps/agilent-pumps" style="color: #236fa1;">Agilent Pumps: </a>Get the most out of high vacuum pumps engineered for mass spectrometry, leak testing, and other advanced lab methods.</li>
<li dir="ltr"><a href="https://mbpinc.net/equipments/sample-processing/pumps/vaccum-pumps/vacuubrand-pumps">Vacuubrand Pumps: </a>Take advantage of German-engineered diaphragm pumps and vacuum control devices that are resistant to chemical agents and easy to maintain.</li>
<li dir="ltr"><a href="https://mbpinc.net/equipments/sample-processing/pumps/vaccum-pumps/welch-pumps">Welch Pumps: </a>Perfect for all your routine lab procedures using vacuum pumps made with quality materials for durability and versatility.</li>
<li dir="ltr"><a href="https://mbpinc.net/equipments/sample-processing/pumps/vaccum-pumps/ulvac-pumps" style="color: #236fa1;">ULVAC Pumps:</a> Use proven Japanese vacuum technology renowned for reliable and effective operations in manufacturing and thin-film production.</li>
<li dir="ltr"><a href="https://mbpinc.net/equipments/sample-processing/pumps/vaccum-pumps/vaccum-pump-accessories" style="color: #236fa1;">Vacuum Pump Accessories:</a> Boost your system&rsquo;s capabilities with oil mist filters, traps, and other accessories to optimize pump performance.</li>
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<h2>How to choose between vacuum pump brands and types</h2>
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Choose Vacuubrand for premium PTFE diaphragm and chemistry vacuum systems
Vacuubrand diaphragm pumps are known for their high-quality PTFE-wetted construction, precise chemistry vacuum control systems with automatic set-point regulation, and a broad range of configurations from single-stage to two-stage models, making them the preferred brand for demanding rotary evaporation and concentration applications where reproducible vacuum control is important.
Choose Welch for reliable, cost-effective diaphragm and corrosion-resistant vacuum
Welch (by Gardner Denver) diaphragm pumps offer solid performance for routine filtration and moderate vacuum applications at a competitive price point, with the Dryfast ULTRA series as their flagship oil-free, chemically resistant product line covering most common laboratory vacuum needs.
Choose ULVAC for applications requiring deeper vacuum
ULVAC rotary vane oil-sealed pumps achieve deeper ultimate vacuum levels than oil-free diaphragm pumps, making them appropriate for applications like thin-film deposition, high-vacuum instruments, manifold vacuum systems, or backing turbomolecular pumps, where vacuum levels below 1 mbar are required.
Check the accessories catalog for vacuum tubing, traps, and gauges
Accessories include cold traps and chemical traps to protect pumps from solvent and corrosive vapors, vacuum tubing (rubber, silicone, or PTFE), and vacuum gauges and controllers for monitoring and regulating applied vacuum.
Match ultimate vacuum and pumping speed to your application requirements
Ultimate vacuum determines the lowest pressure achievable, while pumping speed determines how quickly the system reaches and maintains that vacuum. Both must be matched to system volume and gas load from evaporation, filtration, or outgassing.
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<h2>Specifications context</h2>
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The choice between oil-free diaphragm and oil-sealed rotary vane pumps is primarily determined by required ultimate vacuum and chemical exposure. Diaphragm pumps provide oil-free, low-maintenance vacuum suitable for most chemistry and biology applications above ~1&ndash;5 mbar, while rotary vane pumps achieve deeper vacuum but require oil changes and carry contamination risk.
As of 2026, oil-free diaphragm pumps from Vacuubrand and Welch cover most standard molecular biology and chemistry vacuum applications, while ULVAC rotary vane and dry pumps serve specialized deep-vacuum requirements.
Do you need any assistance figuring out your displacement or pressure requirements? Our experts at MBP are here to help. <a href="https://mbpinc.net/contact-us">Contact us for a customized quote.</a>

Vaccum Pump

Vaccum Pumps

Ai Vacuum Pump Specifications

Ai SuperVac 5.6 cfm vacuum pump with exhaust oil mist filter

KF25 flexible stainless steel vacuum bellow (3 ft)

SV5C-UL Standard Package

Ai SuperVac-11C vacuum pump with exhaust oil mist filter

SV11C-UL Standard Package

Ai SuperVac 21 cfm vacuum pump with exhaust oil mist filter

SV21C-UL Standard Package

Ai SuperVac Corrosion-Resist, 2-Stage, Vacuum Pumps

Ai SuperVac corrosion-resistant 2-stage vacuum pumps reach 0.3 microns final vacuum and run continuously for long-duration applications. Available in three pumping rates — 5.6 cfm (SV5C-UL), 11.3 cfm (SV11C-UL), and 21 cfm (SV21C-UL, UL/CE) — all 115V/230V switchable with a 2-year warranty.

Ai SuperVac 5.6 cfm Corrosion-Resist 2-Stage Pump

Ai SuperVac 11.3 cfm Corrosion-Resist 2-Stage Pump

Ai SuperVac 21 cfm Corrosion-Resist 2-Stage Pump UL/CE

<h2>What Are Cold Traps?</h2>
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A cold trap is a device that condenses all vapors except permanent gases (hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen) into liquid or solid form before they enter a vacuum pump or downstream vacuum system. The operating principle depends on lowering the surface temperature of the trap below the dew point of the target vapor. In vacuum applications, solvents, water vapor, and corrosive gases are captured in the trap rather than contaminating vacuum pump oil or downstream instruments. Cold traps are used in freeze-drying (lyophilization), rotary evaporation, short-path distillation, vacuum filtration, gas chromatography sample preparation, and cryogenic research setups. Mechanically refrigerated cold traps reaching -40 degrees C to -80 degrees C are widely available as standalone units with integrated compressors. Install a cold trap between your vacuum flask and vacuum pump whenever your protocol involves condensable vapors, solvents, or moisture: the cost of a cold trap is always less than the cost of pump oil contamination or pump failure.
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Ai T-Series Cold Traps feature top-tier 316L stainless steel and ETL certification, giving you serious cooling power without needing a drop of chilling fluid.
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Corrosion-resistant trapping units offer a much tougher defense against harsh chemicals and humidity compared to standard steel, so your gear actually lasts.
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Plug-and-play cooling systems are designed to be compact and mobile, letting you roll them into place and get straight to work without a complex setup.
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Large capacity 316L SST traps come with smart features like easy-open drain valves and secure vacuum connections to keep your liquid removal mess-free.
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<h2>How to Choose a Cold Trap</h2>
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Cooling method
Dry ice-based traps (glass or stainless vessels surrounded by dry ice in acetone or isopropanol) reach approximately -78 degrees C and are inexpensive but require regular dry ice replenishment. Liquid nitrogen traps reach -196 degrees C and are standard for high-vacuum lines in organic synthesis and cryogenic research, but require liquid nitrogen handling infrastructure. Mechanical refrigeration cold traps are self-contained, automated, and reach -40 degrees C to -80 degrees C without expendable cryogens, preferred for routine continuous use.
Temperature vs. solvent vapor pressure
The trap temperature must be cold enough to reduce the vapor pressure of the target solvent below the operating pressure of the vacuum system. Water vapor is effectively trapped at -20 degrees C under rough vacuum; common organic solvents (ethanol, acetone, dichloromethane) require -40 degrees C to -60 degrees C for efficient condensation. Low-boiling solvents (diethyl ether, pentane) may require -80 degrees C or colder for complete trapping.
Trap volume and throughput
Trap volume must accommodate the total volume of condensable material removed during the experiment. Freeze-drying operations removing large amounts of moisture require large cold traps (1 L to 5 L capacity); small-scale vacuum line work for synthetic chemistry may need only 100 mL to 500 mL. Traps used in high-throughput rotary evaporation benefit from mechanically cooled models that can run continuously without refilling.
Material compatibility
Glass cold traps allow visual monitoring of condensate and are compatible with most solvents. Stainless steel and PTFE-lined traps are preferred for corrosive or halogenated solvents. Confirm wetted material compatibility with the solvent or gas stream before installation.
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<h2>Specifications Context</h2>
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Key specifications: achievable temperature at rated conditions; trap volume; inlet/outlet fitting size and type (typically KF/NW flange or hose barb); and compatibility with the vacuum pump type (oil-sealed rotary vane, diaphragm, scroll, or turbomolecular). Cold traps placed at the inlet of an oil-sealed rotary vane pump prevent solvent backstreaming into the pump oil, which is the most common cause of shortened pump life in solvent-handling labs. For high-vacuum applications (below 10^-3 mbar), baffle-style cold traps with cooled vanes prevent oil backstreaming from the pump into the vacuum chamber.&nbsp;
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Ready to give your pumps the protection they need? Browse our cold trap collection and <a href="https://mbpinc.net/contact-us">reach out to the MBP team</a> for a friendly quote today.

Cold Traps

T40-UL Standard Package

T40x-UL Standard Package

T80x-UL Standard Package

Ai T Series -40°C & -80°C Cold Trap Specifications

Ai T Series -40°C & -80°C Cold Trap

Ai T Series ETL-certified cold traps protect vacuum pumps from solvent vapors — no chilling fluid required. Available at −40°C (1.5 L glass T40-UL; 4.6 L 316L SST T40x-UL; T40-UL-LS) and −80°C (5 L 316L SST T80x-UL). KF25 upward connections, PTFE gaskets, 316L corrosion-resistant construction.

Ai -40Â°C 1.5L Capacity Cold Trap w/ 500ml x 3 Glass Traps ETL

Ai -40Â°C 4.6L Capacity 316L SST Cold Trap w/ KF25 Ports ETL

Ai -80Â°C 5L Capacity 316L SST Cold Trap w/ KF25 Ports ETL

Freezers.Accessories

<h2>What Are Laboratory Freezer Accessories?</h2>
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Laboratory freezer accessories fall into four functional groups: organizational hardware that maximizes storage density and sample accessibility; temperature monitoring and alarming systems that protect sample integrity and support compliance; backup protection systems that guard against temperature excursions during power failures; and containment and labeling consumables that prevent sample misidentification and physical damage. Effective freezer accessory selection increases the number of samples stored per unit volume, reduces the time the freezer door is held open during access (directly protecting sample stability), and provides the electronic audit trail required by regulatory frameworks, including CAP, CLIA, GxP, and FDA 21 CFR Part 11. Match accessories to the freezer temperature, sample tube format, and regulatory compliance framework applicable to your laboratory.
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Storage Boxes &amp; SST Drawers: High-quality stainless steel drawer sets and storage boxes specifically designed to maximize space and organization within upright and stackable ULT freezers.
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CO2 Backup Systems: Critical emergency backup solutions for ultra-low freezers that safeguard your inventory against sample loss during power outages or mechanical failures.
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Insulated Shipping Cubes: Advanced VIP insulated containers engineered for the secure and temperature-stable transport of high-value biological materials.
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Specialized Inventory Tools: Custom-fit shelving and racking solutions that ensure unrestricted airflow and easy access to your most important specimens.
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<h2>How to Choose Freezer Accessories</h2>
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Freezer racks and storage boxes
Standardized upright freezer racks hold stacked sample storage boxes in fixed positions within the cabinet, enabling systematic sample organization and reducing search time during access. Standard 2-inch (5 cm) sample boxes are the most common format and fit racks in most upright and chest ULT freezers; 3-inch (7.5 cm) boxes store fewer boxes per rack but hold more tubes per box. Rack configurations include fixed upright racks (anchored to cabinet floor or wire shelf), side-access sliding drawer racks (pulled out horizontally for access without removing the whole rack), and adjustable racks for non-standard box sizes. Confirm rack dimensions against the freezer cabinet's internal width, depth, and shelf spacing before ordering.
Sample storage boxes and dividers
Cryogenic sample storage boxes (cryoboxes) are fabricated from cardboard (economy, single-use), high-density polyethylene (HDPE, reusable), polypropylene (PP, autoclavable), or stainless steel (autoclavable, chemically resistant) and hold 9x9 (81 positions), 10x10 (100 positions), or 8x8 (64 positions) tubes per box. Insert dividers (indexed alphanumerically) to create individual tube compartments to prevent tube movement, mixing, and label abrasion during access. For 1.5 mL microcentrifuge tubes, 81-position 9x9 dividers in a 2-inch box are standard; for 15 mL conical tubes, dedicated large-tube racks are required.
Temperature monitoring and data logging
Continuous temperature monitoring systems for ULT freezers include: standalone digital thermometers with external min/max recording probes inserted through door gasket access ports; USB data loggers that record temperature at programmable intervals (1-60 minutes) with NIST-traceable calibration certificates; Wi-Fi-connected wireless sensors with 24/7 real-time cloud monitoring, configurable high/low alarm thresholds, and email/SMS notification (rated to -100 degrees C for ULT applications); and integrated freezer-connected monitoring systems that read data directly from factory-installed cabinet sensors via a dedicated data port. Annual calibration of monitoring probes against NIST-traceable standards is required for CAP, CLIA, and GxP compliance.
Backup protection systems
CO2 backup injection systems activate when cabinet temperature rises above a preset high-alarm threshold (typically 10 degrees C above the normal setpoint), injecting CO2 from an external cylinder through a solenoid-controlled valve into the freezer cabinet, maintaining temperature for 4-12 hours. LN2 (liquid nitrogen) backup injection systems provide similar protection at deeper temperatures and with longer holdover time, but require access to an LN2 supply. Both systems require connection to an external gas supply, installation of solenoid valves, and periodic cylinder replacement or LN2 refill scheduling.
Cryo labels and identification
Cryogenic-rated labels are required for sample tubes stored in ULT and cryogenic conditions; standard adhesive labels lose adhesion at -80 degrees C and fall off during access in cold rooms, causing catastrophic sample misidentification. Cryogenic labels are printed on polyester or polypropylene film with acrylic or cryogenic-grade adhesive rated to -196 degrees C (liquid nitrogen temperatures). Laser-printable cryolabels, wrap-around tube labels, and flag labels are available for 0.5 mL, 1.5 mL, 2 mL, 15 mL, and 50 mL tubes. Barcode-compatible cryolabels enable integration with laboratory information management systems (LIMS).
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<h2>Specifications Context</h2>
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Standard 2-inch (5.4 cm) sample boxes fit universal rack systems across most major ULT freezer brands (Thermo Fisher TSX, PHCbi MDF-DU, Esco Lexicon); 3-inch (7.6 cm) boxes require racks specifically designed for that format. Wi-Fi temperature monitoring sensors for ULT applications should be rated for a measurement range of at least -100 degrees C to 0 degrees C; sensors not rated for ULT temperatures lose calibration accuracy below -60 degrees C. NIST-traceable temperature calibration for monitoring probes is required at least annually under CAP and CLIA accreditation, using traceable reference standards with uncertainty documentation. Cloud-based temperature monitoring systems with 21 CFR Part 11-compliant audit trails and automated compliance reporting have become standard in GxP-regulated laboratory environments, replacing manual temperature logbooks and standalone chart recorders.&nbsp;
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Freezer Accessories

Cold Storage Units

Ai VIP Insulated Shipping Cube

Ai VIP (Vacuum Insulated Panel) reusable 20 L insulated shipping cubes with rechargeable PCM pads, 72-hour temperature hold, no dry ice. Three variants: −25°C to −15°C (B25-20L), 2–8°C (B02-20L), −70°C ultra-cold (B70-20L). 16 × 13.5 × 14 in external footprint.

Manufacture

Ai -25°C VIP Insulated 20L Shipping Cube with Rechargeable PCM

Ai 2-8°C VIP Insulated 20L Shipping Cube with Rechargeable PCM

Ai Reusable -70C VIP Insulated 20L Ultra-Cold Shipping Cube

<h2>What Are Vacuum Drying Ovens?</h2>
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A vacuum drying oven is a thermally insulated, sealed stainless steel chamber with an airtight door gasket (typically silicone or fluoropolymer), heated shelves or heated walls, a vacuum gauge, a vacuum inlet valve, and a vent valve, connected to an external rotary vane vacuum pump to achieve chamber pressures typically below 133 Pa (1 Torr). At 133 Pa, the boiling point of water drops from 100 degrees C to approximately 52 degrees C; at 0.1 kPa (75 Torr), water boils at 40 degrees C. This allows complete moisture removal at setpoints as low as 40-50 degrees C without exposing samples to temperatures that cause chemical degradation, protein denaturation, or API (active pharmaceutical ingredient) decomposition. In addition to moisture removal, vacuum drying eliminates air from the chamber, preventing oxidation of oxygen-sensitive samples during drying. Use vacuum drying ovens when samples cannot tolerate the temperatures required for efficient atmospheric drying, when oxygen must be excluded during drying, or when trapped moisture in micro-pores and internal cavities requires low partial pressure to extract.
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AccuTemp &amp; AT X Series Ovens: Premium UL/CSA certified vacuum ovens featuring internal heating technology for superior temperature accuracy.
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Large Capacity Units: Heavy-duty systems with up to 7.6 cubic feet of space and aluminum shelves for maximum heat transfer.
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Complete Oven Packages: Turnkey solutions that bundle multiple ovens, high-vacuum pumps, and cold traps into a fully integrated station.
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Mobile Laboratory Carts: Heavy-duty steel carts engineered specifically for mounting and transporting ovens and auxiliary equipment safely.
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Advanced Digital Controls: High-accuracy controllers paired with reinforced observation windows for secure monitoring of vacuum and heat levels.
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<h2>How to Choose a Vacuum Drying Oven</h2>
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Maximum vacuum level
The maximum vacuum level (depth of vacuum achievable) determines the lowest sample drying temperature possible. Standard vacuum ovens achieve 0.098 MPa (approximately 133 Pa, or ~1 Torr) with a single-stage rotary vane pump, lowering water's boiling point to about 50 degrees C. A deeper vacuum below 133 Pa requires a two-stage rotary vane pump or turbomolecular pump; the conductscience BOV-V/VL model specifies a vacuum below 133 Pa as the achievable level. Confirm the vacuum pump connection port diameter (NW16 or NW25 KF flange standard) matches the available pump.
Temperature range and shelf heating
Most vacuum drying ovens cover RT plus 10 to 200 degrees C; the BOV-V/VL series specifies temperature stability of plus or minus 1 degree C. Heated shelves (electrically heated aluminum or stainless steel shelves that actively transfer heat directly to samples on the shelf surface) provide better heat transfer than heated-wall designs in vacuum, because convection is absent at low pressure. Confirm the model uses heated shelves rather than heated walls only, particularly for large or dense samples that depend on conductive heating.
Chamber material and corrosion resistance
The inner chamber material must resist corrosion from the solvents or moisture vapor being removed. Standard chambers use 304 stainless steel. For aggressive organic solvents (halogenated solvents, strong acids during pharmaceutical processing), 316L stainless steel or glass-lined chambers are preferred. The DZF-6020 model specification calls out a 304 stainless steel chamber with PID temperature control and a 0.098 MPa vacuum degree. Confirm the door gasket material (silicone standard; Viton/fluoropolymer for solvent resistance) is compatible with the vapors being generated.
Vacuum gauge type
Vacuum ovens are equipped with either an analog Bourdon-tube vacuum gauge (robust, no power required, reads 0-0.1 MPa vacuum range) or a digital vacuum sensor with display. Digital sensors provide more precise pressure readings and can be connected to automated control systems. For regulatory environments requiring vacuum pressure documentation (pharmaceutical QC), a calibrated digital vacuum transducer with data output is the appropriate choice.
Cold trap requirement
When drying samples containing organic solvents, a cold trap (cooled condenser between the oven outlet and the vacuum pump inlet) is essential to condense solvent vapors before they reach the pump oil. Solvent contamination of pump oil degrades pump performance, shortens pump life, and creates hazardous contaminated oil waste. Cold traps using dry ice/acetone (to -78 degrees C) or Peltier-cooled units (to -30 to -50 degrees C) are standard for solvent recovery applications.
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<h2>Specifications Context</h2>
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At 0.098 MPa vacuum (133 Pa), the boiling point of water is approximately 50 degrees C, and the boiling point of common organic solvents is reduced proportionally: ethanol boils at approximately 34 degrees C, acetone at 20 degrees C, and isopropanol at 46 degrees C at 133 Pa. Standard vacuum ovens achieve 0.098 MPa vacuum degree with single-stage rotary vane pumps drawing 5-15 L/min free air flow; larger chamber volumes require higher-capacity pumps to achieve the target vacuum in a reasonable pump-down time. Dual-zone intelligent PID control (independent control of top and bottom shelf temperature zones) has become a standard feature in research-grade vacuum ovens above 0.5 cu. ft. capacity, addressing the temperature gradient between shelf positions in larger chambers.&nbsp;
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Vacuum Drying Ovens

AI Vaccum Oven series

Ai Vacuum AT X Series Vacuum Ovens Specifications

Nema 5-50P Plug (installed on 110V units)

6-20P 230V plug (installed on 220V units)

AT50x

AT75x

AT-160x

Ai AccuTemp 1.9 Cu Ft Vacuum Oven Installation Calibration (Spanish Version)

Want to know how to install the Across International Vacuum Oven in your Lab?

Across International AT Series Vacuum Ovens Key features

Ai Vacuum AT X Series Vacuum Ovens

The ATx-UL Ai Vacuum Ovens by Across International are ETL-certified (UL and CSA) 5-sided wall-heating vacuum drying ovens available in 5 CF (AT50x-UL), 7.5 CF (AT75x-UL), and 16 CF (AT160x-UL). All models heat from ambient to 250°C with ±1°F accuracy, achieve &lt;500 micron vacuum via KF25 flange ports, and feature a 316L stainless steel chamber, oil-filled gauge, LED lighting, and a 2-year warranty — suited to solvent purge, cannabis post-processing, and pharmaceutical drying.

250C UL 14 Shelf Max 5 Cu Ft 5 Sided Heating Vacuum Oven

250C UL 18 Shelf Max 7.5 CF 5 Sided Heating Vacuum Oven 220V

250C 26 Shelf Max 16 CF 5 Sided Heating Vacuum Oven 220V ETL

Ai WateVac 0.7 cfm 2-Head Recirculating Water Vacuum Pump

White premium food grade silicone vacuum hose

Ai WateVac 0.7 cfm 2-Head Recirculating Water Vacuum Pump Package

Ai WaterVac 0.7 cfm 2-Head Water Aspirator Vacuum Pump

The Ai WaterVac WV07 by Across International is a 2-head recirculating water aspirator vacuum pump delivering 0.7 cfm and 735 Torr ultimate vacuum from a sealed 15-liter reservoir. 110V/60Hz, 180W — no drain connection required. Suited for Buchner filtration, rotary evaporators, and oil-free vacuum applications.

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Recirculating water

Adjustable vac./gas ballast

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Accessories

<h2>What are vacuum pump accessories?</h2>
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Vacuum pump accessories include protective, connective, monitoring, and maintenance components that support vacuum system performance and extend pump lifetime across all pump types.
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Specialized dry scroll pump service kits containing high-grade replacement tip seals to restore optimal compression and peak vacuum performance.
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Precision-engineered tip seal replacement kits designed to maintain reliable, oil-free seals and prevent performance degradation in compact dry scroll systems.
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<h2>How to choose vacuum pump accessories</h2>
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Use a cold trap for solvent protection
Cold traps condense solvent and water vapors before they reach the pump, reducing contamination in oil-sealed systems and protecting diaphragms and seals in oil-free pumps.
Use manufacturer-specific maintenance kits
Each pump type requires specific replacement parts: Agilent IDP tip seal kits, Vacuubrand and Welch diaphragm kits, and Edwards or ULVAC vane and seal kits. Using compatible OEM parts ensures correct performance and longevity.
Choose PTFE tubing for chemical resistance
PTFE tubing is recommended for organic solvents and corrosive chemicals. Rubber or PVC tubing is suitable only for aqueous or low-reactivity applications.
Select correct pump oil for oil-sealed systems
Oil-sealed pumps require manufacturer-specified oil grades to maintain proper viscosity, sealing, and vacuum performance.
Use vacuum gauges for system monitoring
Vacuum gauges help verify system pressure, detect leaks, and confirm pump performance during operation.
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Vacuum pump components such as diaphragms, seals, and tip seals are wear parts that must be replaced periodically using manufacturer-approved kits to ensure correct fit, material compatibility, and performance.
As of 2026, field-serviceable maintenance kits for major vacuum pump brands allow routine servicing in academic and industrial laboratories without factory intervention.
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Vaccum Pump Accessories

Ai-DigiVac Concerto 4-Channel Vacuum & Pressure Controller

Concerto 4-Channel Vacuum Controller Standard Package

How to set up the Multi-Channel Vacuum Controller?

Concerto | Interface Basics | DigiVac

Concerto | Feature Set | DigiVac

Concerto | Setting Set Points | DigiVac

Concerto | Select Recipes | DigiVac

Concerto | Custom Input New Recipes | DigiVac

Concerto | Calibrating Concerto | DigiVac

Concerto-A4 by Ai-DigiVac — 4-channel benchtop vacuum and pressure controller enabling simultaneous independent monitoring and control of up to four vacuum or pressure zones in laboratory processes.

Smart Evaporator

<h2>What Are Smart Evaporators?</h2>
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Smart evaporators are laboratory instruments designed for efficient solvent evaporation from one or multiple samples while minimizing bumping and sample loss. Depending on the design, they may use controlled airflow, gentle heating, or other evaporation technologies to accelerate solvent removal while preserving sample integrity. Smart evaporators are compatible with a variety of laboratory vessels and are used in pharmaceutical sample preparation, analytical chemistry, natural product extraction, environmental analysis, and other laboratory workflows requiring efficient solvent removal. Choose a smart evaporator when you need faster, more controlled evaporation than manual evaporation methods, especially when processing multiple samples.
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<h2>How to Choose a Smart Evaporator</h2>
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Sample capacity and configuration
Choose a Smart Evaporator based on the number of samples processed per run and the vessel types used in your workflow. Models range from compact systems for individual samples to multi-channel configurations for higher-throughput solvent evaporation. Verify compatibility with your laboratory tubes, vials, or other sample containers before purchase.
Solvent compatibility
Confirm that the Smart Evaporator is suitable for the solvents used in your laboratory. Standard models are appropriate for many common laboratory solvents, while acid-resistant models are recommended for applications involving corrosive or acidic solvents to improve long-term durability.
Heating options
Some Smart Evaporator models operate at ambient conditions, while others incorporate controlled heating to accelerate solvent evaporation. Select a model with the heating capability appropriate for your solvent properties and sample requirements.
Workflow requirements
Consider whether your application benefits from compact single-sample processing or simultaneous evaporation of multiple samples. Higher-capacity systems improve laboratory throughput for routine sample preparation and analytical workflows.
Accessories and expandability
Check the availability of compatible accessories, such as heating modules, expansion kits, and other system components that can increase capacity or adapt the Smart Evaporator to changing laboratory requirements.
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<h2>Specifications Context</h2>
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Smart Evaporators are designed to promote efficient solvent evaporation while minimizing bumping and sample loss. Available configurations range from compact single-sample instruments to multi-channel systems for parallel sample processing. Depending on the model, optional heating and specialized accessories can improve evaporation efficiency and expand application flexibility. Acid-resistant models are available for laboratories routinely handling corrosive solvents.
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BioChromato ACR1 Acid-Resistant Bump-Free Smart Evaporator

The ACR1.110 by BioChromato is a fluorine-resin acid-resistant smart evaporator that uses VVC (vacuum-assisted vortex concentration) technology to concentrate HCl hydrolysates, TFA peptide fractions, and other corrosive samples up to 100°C without bumping. Compatible with containers 4–32 mm inner diameter—including 1.5 mL vials, Eppendorf tubes, and 20 mL glass vials—it concentrates directly in the original vessel to eliminate transfer losses. Requires an external acid-compatible vacuum pump (not included); BioChromato recommends the Vacuubrand ME4CNT.

BioChromato C1 Bump-Free Smart Evaporator 110V 60Hz

All five sizes of spiral plug P1 P2 P3 P4 P5

Push to Connect Plugs A (normally shipped attached to the unit)

A Day of Evaporation with BioChromato

C1.110 by BioChromato — Smart Evaporator C1 (110V/60Hz) using spiral plug and vacuum-assisted vortex technology for bump-free solvent evaporation, including DMSO and DMF. Supports containers with inner mouth diameters of 4–32&nbsp;mm; temperature range RT to 100°C; CE/UL/CSA certified.