Sample Concentrator LE-SC401

1: What is the main function of the Sample Concentrator LE-SC401?

Our SC401 is designed to evaporate liquid samples using nitrogen blowdown under precise temperature control, ideal for sample prep in research, diagnostics, and quality control labs.

2: What types of laboratories is this concentrator suitable for?

It is widely used in biological research, pharmaceutical development, environmental science, clinical diagnostics, chemical analysis, and food safety testing.

3: Does it include safety features?

Yes, it is equipped with overheat protection, a microprocessor-based PID control system, and aluminium block heating for safe and stable operation.

4: What is the operating time range that can be set?

One can program our device from 1 minute to 99 hours and 59 minutes, making it suitable for both short and long protocols.

5: What optional accessories are available?

We offer a range of precision-engineered blocks and a flow control valve.

6: What type of laboratories benefit most from the SC401?

It is ideal for pharmaceutical, food safety, clinical, and environmental labs requiring precise nitrogen-assisted sample concentration.

7: How quickly does the SC401 reach its operating temperature?

The unit has a heating time of ? 15 minutes, ensuring rapid setup and minimal downtime.

8: Does this concentrator help reduce energy costs?

Yes, with its 500W low-energy heating system, the SC401 offers efficiency while maintaining reliable performance.

9: Can it handle multiple types of sample blocks?

Yes, it supports various optional block sizes, making it versatile for different sample formats.

10: How portable is the SC401 for shared laboratory use?

Our Sample Concentrator weighing just 7.3 kg with a compact footprint, it is easy to move between workstations without compromising stability.

11: What is a Sample Concentrator and what is it used for?

A Sample Concentrator is a laboratory device used to evaporate solvents and concentrate multiple samples simultaneously.

12: What is nitrogen blowdown technology in a Sample Concentrator?

Nitrogen blowdown technology involves directing a stream of inert nitrogen gas onto the surface of liquid samples to accelerate solvent evaporation while minimizing oxidation or degradation.

13: How does the compact design benefit laboratory use?

The compact footprint minimizes the use of valuable bench space, making it ideal for crowded or space-limited laboratories without compromising performance.

14: Are these units easy to move or relocate?

Yes, their lightweight and compact design often make them portable and easy to reposition within the lab as needed.

15: Why is concentrating samples important in laboratory workflows?

Concentration improves analyte detectability, ensures more accurate analysis, and allows for better sensitivity in downstream testing methods.