Fine chemicals
Concentration and solvent removal from specialty chemicals and process intermediates.
A rotating wiper distributes the liquid over the heated surface as a thin film. Short residence time and vacuum operation help reduce thermal exposure while concentrating or separating process streams.

Short-residence-time concentration for heat-sensitive and viscous products.
These are configuration criteria, not guaranteed values for every system.
Concentration and solvent removal from specialty chemicals and process intermediates.
Short-residence processing where sustained thermal exposure is undesirable.
Separation and concentration of selected aroma and botanical fractions.
Low-residence processing of sensitive oil and lipid streams.
Management of viscous streams, additives and specialty intermediates.
A rotating wiper spreads feed into a thin film on the heated evaporator wall. Volatile compounds leave as vapor for an external condenser; less volatile material exits as residue.
Conceptual process diagram, not a dimensional or fabrication drawing. Pressures, temperatures and product pathways are configured for each process.
Supplies process feed to the evaporator.
Distributes liquid over the wall.
Provides controlled thermal energy.
Creates the thin-film contact zone.
Condenses the lighter vapor fraction.
Supports the specified pressure regime.
Collects condensate from the condenser.
Collects less volatile residue.
Conceptual process diagram, not a dimensional or fabrication drawing. Pressures, temperatures and product pathways are configured for each process.
REAXTR / REFERENCE 01
REAXTR / REFERENCE 02Configuration and product imagery are illustrative. Final equipment selection depends on process requirements.
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