Lyophilizer (Freeze Dryer)

Lyophilizer (Freeze Dryer)

APPLICATIONS

  • Preservation of heat-sensitive drugs such as antibiotics, vaccines, enzymes, hormones, and proteins

  • Production of injectable formulations – lyophilization improves shelf life and stability of parenteral drugs

  • Stabilization of biological materials like plasma, antibodies, and nucleic acids

  • Storage of probiotics and bacterial cultures used in pharmaceuticals and diagnostics

 

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KEY FEATURES

  • Construction & Materials
    Stainless steel chamber, chemically compatible seals/valves for solvents, easy-clean surfaces suitable for GMP labs

  • Freezing / Cold-Trap Capability

    • Cold-trap (or condenser) temperature: table-top units achieve –50°C, –70°C, or –80°C or lower

    • Ice-condensation (water capture) capacity: removal of several kg of water per 24 h in the condenser

    • Refrigeration system: CFC/HCFC-free, cascade or high-efficiency compressors with good insulation

  • Control Panels
    Digital/microprocessor-based temperature and vacuum control & display
    LED/LCD readouts showing cold trap temperature, vacuum curve, sample shelf temperature
    Automated sequences: auto start-up of vacuum pump when trap is cooled, interlocks, defrosting functions, alarms for maintenance (e.g., oil change)

  • Vacuum / Drying Chamber Capability

    • Final vacuum level: Benchtop units reach < 10 Pa (or ~0.1 mbar) or better.

    • Vacuum pump: Often double-stage rotary vane or direct-drive, with gas ballast or oil-return protection.

    • Drying chamber: Stainless steel material, with transparent lid or bell-cap for visibility, often adjustable shelves or manifold ports for vials/flasks.