Sterols & bioactives
High-vacuum fractionation of selected sterol and bioactive streams.
Short path molecular distillation places the condenser inside the evaporator, reducing the vapor travel distance and pressure loss. This supports the fractionation of high-boiling and temperature-sensitive materials under suitable vacuum conditions.

A short vapor path and internal condenser for demanding separations.
These are configuration criteria, not guaranteed values for every system.
High-vacuum fractionation of selected sterol and bioactive streams.
Processing of squalene, selected oils and fine cosmetic fractions.
Gentle separation of temperature-sensitive, high-boiling components.
Fractionation of waxes, resin-related products and viscous fractions.
Separation duties involving high-boiling additives and specialty compounds.
The rotating wiper spreads feed across the heated wall. Vapor moves a short distance to a condenser located inside the evaporator, while less volatile residue continues to the separate bottom outlet.
Conceptual process diagram, not a dimensional or fabrication drawing. Final separation behavior depends on materials, vacuum conditions and system design.
Distributes feed at the top of the unit.
Creates a thin film on the heated surface.
Supplies controlled heating.
Condenses vapor inside the evaporator.
Maintains the selected vacuum regime.
Collects condensed, more volatile fraction.
Separately removes heavier fraction.
Supplies and returns condenser coolant.
Conceptual process diagram, not a dimensional or fabrication drawing. Final separation behavior depends on materials, vacuum conditions and system design.
REAXTR / REFERENCE 01
REAXTR / REFERENCE 02Configuration and product imagery are illustrative. Final equipment selection depends on process requirements.
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