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SOLVENT EXTRACTION UNIT

SOLVENT EXTRACTION UNIT Specification

Control Type
Manual/Analog

Temperature Resistance
Up to 250C

Features
Corrosion resistant, easy to operate, leak proof design

Power Supply
23010V, 50 Hz

Glass Type
Borosilicate 3.3

Display Type
Analog

Shape
Rectangular Base with vertical columns

Heating Capacity
500 W

Type
Solvent Extraction Unit

Dimension (L*W*H)
Customizable, e.g., 300 mm x 150 mm x 400 mm

Equipment Type
Laboratory Solvent Extraction Apparatus

Equipment Materials
Glass, SS fittings, PTFE, Silicon tubing

Power
500 W

Voltage
220 V AC

Material
Borosilicate Glass

Application
Separation of liquid components, extraction processes

Capacity (Ltr)
500 ml, 1 L, 2 L, 5 L (as per requirement)

Operation Mode
Manual

Installation
Bench-Top

Cooling System
Water-cooled Condenser

Accessories Included
Reagent Bottles, Clamps, Stands, Extraction Thimbles, Collection Flasks

Weight
Approx. 5-15 kg (depending on configuration)

No. of Units
Single, Double, Triple, or Multi-unit as per order

Heating Element Type
Immersion Heater or Heating Mantle

Standards
Conforms to ASTM and ISO extraction testing standards

Extraction Method
Continuous or Batch process

Fume Handling
Fume Vent/Extraction Port included

Interface Material
PTFE Stopcocks and Joints

SOLVENT EXTRACTION UNIT Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
1 Unit

Supply Ability
10 Units Per Month

Delivery Time
7 Days

About SOLVENT EXTRACTION UNIT

Solid-Liquid Extraction Unit

This operation involves preferential solublising of one or more soluble constituents (solutes) of a solid mixture by a liquid solvent. The unit described here is for a semi-batch operation.

The solid to be extracted is put inside a glass fiber bag and placed in an extraction vessel. Solvent from the reboiler is continuously evaporated, condensed and circulated through a reflux divider by means of piping network and valves. When desired/ steady concentration of solute is achieved in the solution the operation is discontinued. The solution is drained off and collected for further use After charging fresh solid in fiber bag and solvent in reboiler, the cycle can be restarted again.

The units are available in vessel sizes of 20, 50, 100, 200 & 300 L and is suitable for operation under atmospheric pressure.

Unit Cat. Ref.	Reactor Capacity	Bath KW	Vapour Line	Extraction Vessel	Condenser M2
SLU10	10 L	3.00	40mmx1m	10 L	0.35
SLU20	20 L	4.00	50mmx1m	20 L	0.50
SLU50	50 L	6.00	80mmx1m	50 L	1.50
SLU100	100 L	9.00	100mmx1m	100 L	1.50
SLU200	200 L	12.00	150mmx1m	200 L	2.25
SLU300	300 L	18.00	225mmx1m	300 L	4.00

Robust Construction and Design

This extraction unit features borosilicate glass with PTFE stopcocks and joints, ensuring high resistance to thermal shock and chemical corrosion. The rectangular base with vertical columns maximizes stability and ease of use, making it ideal for frequent laboratory operations.

Versatile Extraction Capabilities

Engineered for both continuous and batch processes, the apparatus caters to a range of solvent extraction applications. Multiple units and capacities (from 500 ml to 5 L) are available to match specific project needs, with straightforward analog/manual controls for user-friendly operation.

Safety and Compliance Assured

Fitted with a water-cooled condenser, fume vents, and robust safety features, the system supports safe handling of volatile solvents. All units adhere to ASTM and ISO extraction testing standards, giving you confidence in the reproducibility and reliability of your results.

FAQ's of SOLVENT EXTRACTION UNIT:

Q: How does the solvent extraction unit operate in both continuous and batch extraction processes?

A: The unit accommodates both continuous and batch processes by allowing users to configure the extraction flow and cycle duration. In continuous mode, the solvent flows through the sample repeatedly, while in batch mode, a set quantity of solvent is used per cycle.

Q: What heating elements are available for this extraction apparatus?

A: You can choose between an immersion heater or a heating mantle, both delivering uniform heating for effective solvent extraction. Each option is suited to diverse laboratory preferences and requirements.

Q: When should I opt for a multi-unit setup versus a single unit?

A: A multi-unit configuration is recommended when you need to run parallel extractions or process multiple samples simultaneously. Single units are ideal for small-scale or individual sample processing, while multi-units enhance productivity in larger operations.

Q: Where should this apparatus be installed for optimal performance?

A: It is designed for bench-top installation and should be placed in a well-ventilated lab area, preferably near fume extraction hoods due to the inclusion of a fume vent/extraction port for safe solvent vapor management.

Q: What interfaces and joints are used to ensure leak-proof operation?

A: The equipment is equipped with PTFE stopcocks and joints, offering a chemically inert, leak-proof connection that enhances safety during solvent procedures.

Q: How does the water-cooled condenser improve the system's efficiency?

A: The water-cooled condenser efficiently condenses solvent vapors back into liquid, minimizing loss and enabling effective collection during extraction, which is essential for optimal yield and safety.

Q: What benefits does the use of borosilicate 3.3 glass provide?

A: Borosilicate 3.3 glass offers excellent resistance to thermal shock and most chemicals, making it ideal for rigorous laboratory extraction processes where high temperature and durability are critical.