HYDROGEN ROTARY EVAPORATOR, ECODYST

• Small footprint
• Smart self-cooling condenser with chemically resistant coils and a huge surface area
• Condenser is always available and eliminates recirculating chiller, antifreeze, dry ice, and water
• Faster rates of evaporation than traditional rotary evaporators
• No associated operational expenses
• Pays for itself within three to five years
• Eco-friendly energy efficiency
• Digital display of rotation speed, cooling and heating temperatures enables optimal control of all distillation procedures
• Remote function enables data transmission and PC control
• Automatic motor lift transports the evaporating flask to a secured position in the event of power failure
• Overheating protection temperature at 220 °C
• Ejection mechanism makes it easy to remove the evaporating flask
• Water/oil heating mode can be altered only through a switch
• Highly chemical-resistant double stainless steel spring sealing ring sealed with PTFE offers a superior sealing performance

Ecodyst’s hydrogen is a high performance, smart self-cooling and small footprint rotary evaporator that’s eco-friendly, energy-efficient, and sustainable. It sets a new benchmark for rotovaps without using glycol, dry ice or water. This contemporary rotovap has an extremely efficient built-in condenser that enables faster rates of evaporation and boost productivity.

Using a proprietary and innovative self-cooling technology, Ecodyst has revolutionized the rotovap to be more efficient, to have a smaller footprint, to have greater output, and to be less costly to operate as compared with traditional methods. This disruptive technology has set new standards worldwide for rotary evaporators.

The proprietary modern intelligent self-cooling technology from Ecodyst boosts productivity and prevents downtime. Its refrigerated cooling condenser offers a paradigm shift and sets a new benchmark for cooling down specimens without the use of standard coolants, like glycol, dry ice, or water, thus preventing the significant sources of material waste linked to conventional rotovaps.