Centrifugal Concentration
In the laboratory, centrifugal concentration uses a combination of centrifugal force, vacuum, and heat to evaporate multiple samples quickly and gently into either a dry or wet pellet state.
ProductsKNF Pumps for Centrifugal Concentration
Centrifugal vacuum concentrators combine centrifugal force, vacuum, and heat to dry or concentrate multiple small samples quickly and efficiently. Because this process uses aggressive solvents, a pump with high chemical resistance and good vapor compatibility is recommended.
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Understanding Centrifugal Concentration
Centrifugal Concentration separates and concentrates samples and is used in fields as diverse as biochemistry, environmental science, and food analysis.
Applications for centrifugal concentration include polynucleotide and protein sample concentration, residue analysis, solvent/water mixture concentration, toxicology and forensics, combinatorial chemistry, and food/environmental analysis.
Due to the nature of the solvents used, a pump with high chemical resistance and good condensate tolerance is recommended.
