Solvent recovery
Recover and separate process solvents under controlled vacuum and temperature conditions.
REAXTR rotary evaporation systems combine the evaporator, vacuum generation and thermal management according to the solvent, required throughput and process duty. The final configuration is determined by actual operating conditions.

Controlled evaporation, concentration and solvent recovery from bench to pilot scale.
These are configuration criteria, not guaranteed values for every system.
Recover and separate process solvents under controlled vacuum and temperature conditions.
Reduce extract volume while accounting for heat sensitivity and solvent properties.
Lower-temperature evaporation of volatile components using an integrated vacuum loop.
Concentration steps before analysis, purification or subsequent processing.
Controlled processing of botanical extracts, essential oils and aroma fractions.
Select heating, condensation and vacuum equipment for greater evaporation duties.
See the main parts of a representative rotary evaporator and how they form a complete evaporation system with a recirculating chiller and vacuum pump.

Representative assembly. The exact condenser and accessory configuration depends on the selected model and process.
Condenses solvent vapor.
Process fluid introduction.
Additional condensation stage.
Collects condensed solvent.
Drains the receiver.
Supports movement and positioning.
Indicates system vacuum.
Rotating sample vessel.
Applies controlled heating.
Representative assembly. The exact condenser and accessory configuration depends on the selected model and process.

A rotary evaporator, recirculating chiller and vacuum pump must be configured as one thermal and pressure-control system. Cooling capacity and pump performance depend on the solvent and process duty.
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REAXTR / REFERENCE 02Configuration and product imagery are illustrative. Final equipment selection depends on process requirements.
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