Sample Concentrator LE-SC301

1: How does the SC301 ensure consistent results in sample evaporation?

It uses a PID-controlled microprocessor and delivers temperature uniformity of ±0.5°C, maintaining stable and reproducible conditions for reliable evaporation.

2: Can I use the SC301 with PCR and ELISA plates?

Yes, our Sample Concentrator is compatible with optional accessories like blocks for 0.2 ml × 96 PCR and ELISA plates, making it suitable for plate-based assays and sample prep.

3: Is the gas flow system customizable?

Absolutely. It supports precision gas flow at 15 L/min and 0.05 MPa, and can be further fine-tuned using an optional flow control valve.

4: What display features support usability?

It has a user-friendly digital interface with 0.1°C display accuracy, offering precise monitoring and ease of control.

5: How is safety ensured during operation?

The device includes built-in calibration support, microprocessor controls, and reliable temperature accuracy, helping prevent overheating and ensuring sample integrity.

6: How does the SC301 ensure reproducible evaporation results?

It uses a PID-controlled microprocessor to maintain precise temperature stability and uniform heating, reducing variability across experiments.

7: What makes this model energy-efficient compared to others?

The 500W heating system delivers consistent performance while minimizing power usage, making it suitable for long-duration laboratory operations.

8: Can the SC301 handle extended processing times?

Yes, it supports a wide time range up to 99 hours 59 minutes, ideal for protocols requiring prolonged concentration.

9: What type of gases can be used with the concentrator?

They are designed for nitrogen or other inert gases at controlled flow and pressure, ensuring non-reactive sample evaporation.

10: How compact is the SC301 for lab setups with limited space?

Our Sample Concentrator with 150 mm vertical travel and compact footprint, it fits easily on benchtops without compromising on throughput or accuracy.

11: 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.

12: 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.

13: 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.

14: 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.

15: 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.