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20L BVV ECO Rotary Evaporator | 20 L Flask and 20 L Collection
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$6,461.54
What Separates the ECO 20 Liter Rotary Evaporator From the Certified One
There are two machines at this flask size and the difference is worth understanding before choosing. Start with where the ECO is actually better.
Purchase directly from Growers HouseWhat Separates the ECO 20 Liter Rotary Evaporator From the Certified One
There are two machines at this flask size and the difference is worth understanding before choosing. Start with where the ECO is actually better. Its collection bottle holds the same volume as its evaporating flask, both 20 L. The certified build pairs the same evaporating flask with a smaller receiving bottle. On a long continuous run that is the difference between emptying the receiver once and emptying it twice. Rotation runs from twenty to one hundred and thirty rpm, which is a wider band at the top end than the certified machine offers. Heating is 3300 W into a fully sealed stainless pot, digitally controlled to within one degree. The bath runs from five degrees above ambient up to 99.9 degrees Celsius. The frame is aluminium alloy and the glass is GG-17 high borosilicate throughout. Lifting is electric rather than manual. The footprint is 42 by 24 by 77 in and it weighs 195 lbs, so it is shorter and heavier than the certified build.
Wiring and Running It for Ethanol Solvent Recovery
One thing has to be dealt with before anything else, and it usually gets buried. This unit ships with no plug on it. It is built to be hard-wired into a junction box on a 220 volt supply by a qualified electrician. One has to be booked before the machine is useful. Factor that into the install cost rather than discovering it on delivery day. What it is for is recovering ethanol and reusing it, and the efficient way to run it is continuous feed rather than batch. The short version runs like this. Chiller to the condenser and set cold, vacuum pump through a cold trap, bath to about forty degrees, rotation near one hundred rpm. Pull vacuum before anything goes in. Inject roughly 500 mL to prime it and let that evaporate. Then crack the injection valve open and leave it open, matching the rate going in to the rate dripping out of the condenser. A stable chiller temperature tells you the two are matched. If the chiller starts climbing you are feeding it faster than it can condense, so dial the valve back. Once it is stable it will run unattended with periodic checks.
Key Features
20 L collection, not 10 L: Same size as the evaporating flask, so fewer stops to empty.
20 to 130 rpm: A wider top end than the certified build in the same range.
3300 W sealed stainless pot: Digital control, accurate to plus or minus one degree.
Bath to 99.9 degrees Celsius: From five degrees above ambient upward.
GG-17 high borosilicate glass: On an aluminium alloy frame, with an electric lift.
No plug fitted: It must be hard-wired into a junction box by an electrician.
42 by 24 by 77 in, 195 lbs: Shorter and heavier than the certified build.
Not ETL certified: Which is the trade against the certified machine's price.
Technical Specifications
Specification
Value
SKU
RT20L-ECO
Brand
BVV
Product
Rotary evaporator, ECO series
Rotary bottle capacity
20 L
Collection bottle capacity
20 L
Glass
GG-17 high borosilicate
Shelf material
Aluminium alloy
Pot material
Stainless steel, fully sealing and heating
Rotary power
220V, 50 or 60 Hz
Rotation speed
20 to 130 rpm
Heating power
3300 W
Bath temperature range
Ambient plus five degrees to 99.9 C
Temperature control
Digital, accurate to plus or minus 1 C
Lifting mechanism
Electric
Dimensions assembled
42 x 24 x 77 in
Weight
195 lbs
Plug
None fitted; hard-wire into a junction box via a qualified electrician
Certification
None; the Neocision build is the ETL certified option
Valves
PTFE throughout
BVV inspect every unit for broken glass or parts before it ships.
Glassware safety: BVV are not responsible for glassware failure. Glass has to be inspected before and after every use, because it can develop imperfections or damage through normal use, mishandling and thermal stress. If anything is found on inspection, do not use that piece. Failed glassware can cause injury and damage to the area around it.






