Freeze Dryer
Device Information:
A freeze dryer is a piece of laboratory equipment used to remove moisture from aqueous-based samples; this process is achieved without the application of high temperatures by directly sublimating ice from a solid state to vapor under vacuum conditions.
The freeze-drying process typically consists of three main stages. In the first stage, the sample is frozen to a low temperature. In the second stage, the pressure is reduced, causing the ice within the sample to sublimate and removing the bulk of the moisture. In the third stage, the remaining moisture is extracted from the sample by adjusting temperature and vacuum conditions.
This device is suitable for research and laboratory applications across various fields, including the pharmaceutical, biotechnology, food, chemical, nanotechnology, tissue engineering, and materials science industries. It can also be used to dry samples such as extracts, biological materials, proteins, enzymes, certain food products, and other heat-sensitive compounds.
The freeze-drying process typically consists of three main stages. In the first stage, the sample is frozen to a low temperature. In the second stage, the pressure is reduced, causing the ice within the sample to sublimate and removing the bulk of the moisture. In the third stage, the remaining moisture is extracted from the sample by adjusting temperature and vacuum conditions.
This device is suitable for research and laboratory applications across various fields, including the pharmaceutical, biotechnology, food, chemical, nanotechnology, tissue engineering, and materials science industries. It can also be used to dry samples such as extracts, biological materials, proteins, enzymes, certain food products, and other heat-sensitive compounds.
Device specifications
- • Device Type: Laboratory Freeze-Dryer
- • Manufacturer: Dorsa Tech
- • Ice Condenser Temperature: -50°C
- • Pressure Range: 0.1 – 3 mbar
Contact Info:
Name of Laboratory Expert: Mr.Saeed Javadi