HNZXIB
HNZXIB RE-2002 20L Rotary Evaporator 220V Handwheel Lifting Water Bath Laboratory Supply
A 20L rotary evaporator with handwheel lifting, 4000W heating, 0-120 r/min speed and >5 L/H water evaporation rate
- TypeRotary Evaporator
- Capacity20L
- Voltage220V
- 20L capacity handles large-volume distillation batches
- 5 L/h water evaporation rate speeds solvent recovery
- Handwheel lifting adjusts water bath height without tools
- PTFE sealing system maintains 0.098 MPa vacuum depth
- Digital control holds bath temperature within ±1 °C up to 99 °C
20L Rotary Evaporator for Laboratory Distillation
The HNZXIB RE-2002 is a 20L rotary evaporator designed for laboratory distillation and solvent recovery. It operates on a 220V supply and includes a handwheel lifting mechanism for the water bath. The unit suits chemists and technicians who need large-volume evaporation in a single apparatus.
Capacity and Evaporation Headroom
The evaporating flask holds 20L while the receiving flask holds 10L, and the system quotes an evaporation rate above 5 L/H for water. A 1m² vertical condenser surface and a vacuum degree of 0.098M pa support continuous operation, though throughput will drop with higher-boiling solvents or reduced vacuum performance.
Handwheel Lifting and Optional Configurations
A handwheel lifts the water bath for easy flask changes, and the bath power is rated at 5000W with a temperature range of RT~99°C. An optional electric hoist, explosion-proof build, or 110V version drawing 36A can be specified, while a PTFE sealing system maintains vacuum integrity during runs.
Highlights
- 20L capacity handles large-volume distillation batches
- 5 L/h water evaporation rate speeds solvent recovery
- Handwheel lifting adjusts water bath height without tools
- PTFE sealing system maintains 0.098 MPa vacuum depth
- Digital control holds bath temperature within ±1 °C up to 99 °C
Specifications
| Type | Rotary Evaporator |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 20L |
| Voltage | 220V |
Questions about this item
Will the 220 V supply and 4000 W heating power work with my existing 220 V lab circuit?
The unit runs on 220 V at 50 or 60 Hz and draws up to 4000 W for the water bath, so a dedicated 220 V circuit rated for at least 20 A is required.
How can I verify the RE-2002 is evaporating at the rated rate after installation?
The digital display shows the evaporation rate; a reading above 5 L per hour with water confirms the specified performance.
Does the package include the 20 L evaporating flask, 10 L receiving flask and a plug, or must I buy them separately?
Both flasks are included; the unit ships without a plug, so you must supply a compatible 220 V plug or have an electrician fit one.
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