HNZXIB
HNZXIB R1050 Rotary Evaporator 50L 220V laboratory supply
A 50-litre rotary evaporator with 220 V three-phase power, motorised bath lifting and PTFE discharge valve for solvent recovery
- TypeRotary Evaporator
- Item Count1 pack
- Capacity50L
- Voltage220V
- 50L capacity processes large batches efficiently
- 19 L/h alcohol evaporation accelerates solvent recovery
- Motorised bath lift enables precise positioning
- PTFE discharge valve prevents solvent contamination
- Vertical double-coil condenser maximises cooling surface
Product Identity
The HNZXIB R1050 is a 50L rotary evaporator built for continuous solvent recovery in laboratory and industrial settings. It operates on three-phase 220V power and integrates a vertical double-coil condenser with motorised water-bath lifting. The unit ships in a wooden case and includes a one-year warranty.
Suitability
This evaporator suits facilities that need high-throughput evaporation of water or alcohol with electric and manual lift flexibility. It is not for laboratories limited to single-phase supply or those requiring a smaller footprint. Buyers needing a standard mains plug must arrange their own air-switch installation.
Decisive Specification
The 50L rotating flask paired with a 20L receiving flask sets the batch volume, while the condenser delivers water evaporation of at least 9L/h and alcohol evaporation of at least 19L/h. The stainless-steel bath measures 550mm by 320mm and the system runs on three-phase 220V at 50-60Hz.
Highlights
- 50L capacity processes large batches efficiently
- 19 L/h alcohol evaporation accelerates solvent recovery
- Motorised bath lift enables precise positioning
- PTFE discharge valve prevents solvent contamination
- Vertical double-coil condenser maximises cooling surface
Specifications
| Type | Rotary Evaporator |
|---|---|
| Item Count | 1 pack |
| Capacity | 50L |
| Voltage | 220V |
Questions about this item
What electrical connection does the 50 L R1050 rotary evaporator require?
It operates on three-phase 220 V, 50–60 Hz supply and must be wired to an air switch; no plug is fitted.
How is the water bath raised and lowered, and what step is often missed?
The bath lifts electrically and by hand; users must ensure the lift mechanism is locked before heating to avoid uneven immersion.
Which parts of the 20 L receiving flask and PTFE discharge valve need routine replacement?
The receiving flask gasket and PTFE valve seals should be inspected each run and replaced when they show wear or solvent leakage.
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