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Lab Expo Sample Concentrator LE-SC102 supports two blocks for high-throughput sample evaporation. Equipped with advanced thermal uniformity across blocks for parallel sample processing. Built in with an over-temperature safety mechanism and pressure-adjustable nitrogen delivery. Our Sample Concentrator delivers efficient, reliable performance for demanding laboratory workflows.
$2,098.00 $ 1748
| Temperature Range | 0℃ to 160℃ |
| Temperature Control Range | 5℃ to 160℃ |
| Block Quantity | 2 |
| Time Range | 1min to 99min 59sec |
| Temperature Accuracy | ±0.5℃ (at 40℃)± 1℃ (at 120℃) |
| Temperature Uniformity | ± 0.5℃ |
| Display Accuracy | 0.1℃ |
| Heating Time | ≤ 15 min |
| Maximum Vertical Travel | 200 mm |
| Nitrogen Flow Rate | 15 L/min |
| Nitrogen Pressure | 0.02 MPa (Gas Needle ≤16pcs) 0.05 MPa (Gas Needle >16pcs) |
| Power Consumption | 500W |
| Power Supply | AC 220/110V, 50/60 Hz |
| Dimension | 260 × 220 × 450 |
| Weight | 7.5 Kg |
Function Implementation Sample evaporation workflows 500W powers dual-block heating system Parallel sample processing ±0.5℃ uniformity enables consistent results Gas-assisted concentration 15 L/min flow supports efficient solvent removal Temperature-sensitive applications 0.1℃ display accuracy ensures precise monitoring Rapid thermal cycling setup ≤15 min heating time reduces wait between runs
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Block – 12mm × 24
Block – 13mm × 24
Block – 15mm × 16
Block – 16mm × 16
Block – 19mm × 12
Block – 20mm × 12
Block – 26mm × 8
Block – 28mm × 4
Block – 40mm × 3
Block – 1.5ml × 24
Block – 2.0ml × 24
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1: Which applications can the Sample Concentrator LE-SC102 be used for?
It is suitable for residue analysis, drug formulation, food quality testing, environmental monitoring, and biological sample preparation.
2: How does the dual block design improve productivity?
These concentrators support two blocks simultaneously, allowing high-throughput evaporation and efficient parallel sample processing.
3: What safety features are integrated into this system?
Their over-temperature protection and adjustable nitrogen delivery ensure safe and stable operation during critical laboratory workflows.
4: How precise is the temperature control of this concentrator?
They provide a temperature range from 0°C to 160°C with ±0.5°C accuracy at 40°C, ensuring reliable results in sensitive applications.
5: What makes this model user-friendly for laboratory use?
Our Sample Concentrator features an intuitive digital display, precise monitoring system, and simple operation, making it easy for routine and advanced applications
6: What is a Sample Concentrator and what is it used for?
A Sample Concentrator is a laboratory device used to evaporate solvents and concentrate multiple samples simultaneously.
7: What is nitrogen blowdown technology in a Sample Concentrator?
Nitrogen blowdown technology involves directing a stream of inert nitrogen gas onto the surface of liquid samples to accelerate solvent evaporation while minimizing oxidation or degradation.
8: How does the compact design benefit laboratory use?
The compact footprint minimizes the use of valuable bench space, making it ideal for crowded or space-limited laboratories without compromising performance.
9: Are these units easy to move or relocate?
Yes, their lightweight and compact design often make them portable and easy to reposition within the lab as needed.
10: Why is concentrating samples important in laboratory workflows?
Concentration improves analyte detectability, ensures more accurate analysis, and allows for better sensitivity in downstream testing methods.
Lab Expo Sample Concentrator units are designed for rapid sample evaporation and concentration using controlled heating and nitrogen blowdown methods. The range includes evaporator nitrogen systems with temperature control up to 160℃, multiple block configurations, and timed operation for chemical, pharmaceutical, and analytical sample preparation using a nitrogen gas evaporator setup.
