What is the typical drying time for a batch?

Drying times vary significantly based on the product, its moisture content, and the desired final dryness. Batches can take from 24 to 72 hours.

What maintenance is required for a freeze dryer?

Regular maintenance typically involves cleaning the condenser, checking vacuum pump oil levels, and inspecting seals. Refer to the manufacturer's manual for specific schedules.

Can this unit handle liquid samples?

Yes, freeze dryers are designed to process pre-frozen liquid samples. The liquid must be frozen solid before being placed in the drying chamber.

What level of vacuum is typically achieved?

Benchtop freeze dryers commonly achieve vacuum levels in the millitorr (mTorr) or microbar (µbar) range, essential for effective sublimation.

Is specialist installation required?

While benchtop units are generally plug-and-play, proper setup for vacuum pump connection and environmental considerations are important. Consult the seller for specific installation guidance.

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Frozen in Time & Frigel - Frozen In Time Ltd Mini Lablyo Freeze dryer

Name: Frozen In Time Ltd Mini Lablyo Freeze dryer
Brand: Frozen in Time & Frigel
SKU: 3459
Availability: InStock

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Frozen in time Ltd Mini Lablyo Freeze dryer 2017, bench top freeze dryer with adjustable temp display, 20cm x 25cm deep ice condenser, chamber with 3kg ice capacity, condenser temp -55'C

Durham, United Kingdom

6,074 km away

Model Number

Mini Lablyo

Stock Number

3459

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Typical context for this category of equipment. Always confirm specifics with the seller.

Applications & Use Cases

Small-scale production of freeze-dried ingredients for food products.
Research and development in food science and product formulation.
Preservation of sensitive biological samples or cultures.
Preparation of samples for laboratory analysis.
Production of high-value, niche food products like gourmet snacks or pet treats.

Typical Specifications

Typical ice condenser capacity: For this class of benchtop unit, ice condenser capacities commonly range from 2 to 5 kg.
Condenser temperature: Units of this type typically achieve condenser temperatures of -50°C to -60°C.
Footprint: Benchtop freeze dryers are designed for compact installation, typically requiring minimal laboratory or production space.
Power supply: This type of equipment commonly operates on a standard single-phase UK mains supply (230V, 50Hz).
Shelf configuration: Benchtop models often feature multiple shelves within the drying chamber, which may or may not be heated.
Control system: Units typically include a digital display for temperature and vacuum, with basic programming capabilities.

Frequently Asked Questions

Drying times vary significantly based on the product, its moisture content, and the desired final dryness. Batches can take from 24 to 72 hours.

Machinery Masters Intelligence. General guidance for this category of equipment only, not a substitute for the seller's exact specifications. Always confirm details with the seller.