Description

The Benchtop Top Press Lab Freeze Dryer YR05187 is an advanced piece of equipment specifically designed for laboratory freeze-drying experiments. With its benchtop design and top-press apparatus, this freeze dryer is an ideal solution for preserving a variety of samples by effectively removing moisture while maintaining the integrity of their chemical and biological properties. Notable for its application across diverse industries such as medicine, pharmacy, biological research, chemical production, and food preservation, the YR05187 offers a reliable way to achieve long-term preservation of samples through the process of sublimation drying.

This model incorporates cutting-edge vacuum freezing technology, commonly known as sublimation drying, which first freezes samples and then removes their moisture content under vacuum conditions. Key features include CFC-free refrigeration, an easy-to-read LCD display with drying curves, and a robust stainless steel design that ensures durability. Whether you’re working on intricate biological samples, pharmaceutical products, or sensitive food items, this freeze dryer stands as an invaluable tool in the laboratory setting.

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Market Price

In the market, similar benchtop freeze dryers usually range from $4,354 to $5,000 USD. This variance in cost depends greatly on the specific features and capabilities offered by each model. The YR05187 is competitively priced, providing excellent value for its advanced functionality and robust construction.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between sublimation drying and traditional drying methods?
Sublimation drying, as used in the YR05187, removes moisture by converting it directly from solid to vapor without passing through a liquid phase. This preserves the structure and composition of the sample.

How often should maintenance be performed on the freeze dryer?
Regular maintenance, such as cleaning the condenser and checking the seals, should be performed every 3-6 months for optimal performance.

Pros and Cons

Advantages:

• Preserves chemical and biological integrity of samples.
• Efficient CFC-free refrigeration system.
• Durable and easy-to-clean stainless steel components.

Disadvantages:

• Initial setup requires understanding of sublimation drying process.
• Higher upfront cost compared to simpler drying methods.

Field Usage

The YR05187 Freeze Dryer is instrumental in environments where the preservation of bioactive compounds and sensitive chemicals is crucial. In laboratories, it allows researchers to conduct freeze-drying efficiently without compromising the sample’s efficacy, making it invaluable in pharmaceutical and biological fields. This model is also suitable for pilot scale applications in research and development settings.

Recommendations

For best results, ensure samples are properly pre-frozen before starting the vacuum drying process. Regularly inspect the gasket seals to maintain the vacuum integrity of the chamber. For applications that require fast turnaround, schedule freeze-drying cycles during off-peak hours to maximize efficiency.

Features

• CFC Free refrigeration
• LCD display drying curves, English interface
• Large opening of condenser, with pre-freezing function
• Low noise compressor, high efficiency, long service life
• Stainless steel condenser and operation panel
• Visible and safe organic glass Drying Chamber
• Customizable stainless steel shelves and tray spacing
• Small volume, easy and convenient operation
• Optional nitrogen valve
• Optional eutectic point test device
• Optional communication interface
• Optional cascade refrigeration for -80℃ devices

Technical Specifications