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Rotary evaporators are adopted in the specialized collection of various forms of evaporated matter. Industries that would benefit from the extraction of evaporated oil, liquid, or gas utilize rotary evaporator equipment of varying capacity and size to retrieve valuable materials and substances. At Ecodyst, we specialize in the groundbreaking rotary evaporator systems, manufacturing models that […]

Ecodyst rotary evaporator systems are industry-leading solvent extracting solutions chosen by biologists and chemists in testing facilities the world over. Virtually any application that calls for the collection of evaporated matter, whether in the form of oil, liquid, or gas, would benefit from the adoption of Ecodyst’s selection of disruptive rotary evaporator systems. Ecodyst’s flagship […]

Evaporation is a unit operation that separates the individual components in a solution via heat transfer and resultant vaporization. The purpose of evaporation is to extract and concentrate segments of a solution, achieving greater properties of power and potency for each fraction. The Evaporation and Extraction Process Liquids have characteristic boiling and evaporation points based […]

Ecodyst announce that Tiffany Cauthen has joined the team as Customer Service and Sales Manager. Tiffany is a Graduate of Rutgers University in New Jersey, where she earned a bachelor’s degree in Biology. Upon graduating she worked as a quality control chemist for an international flavors and fragrance company. Although Tiffany enjoyed laboratory bench work […]

Organic chemistry concerns the study and preparation of carbon-based compounds. This often involves the induction of finely-tuned reactions to enable the observation of specific compositions, properties, and structures. Rotary evaporation is a ubiquitous technique in organic laboratories, providing the means for a range of test objectives – primarily distillation and solvent recovery. What is a […]

Rotary evaporators, which chemists fondly refer to as rotovaps, are used to swirl a sample in a round-bottom flask like a wine connoisseur swirls an expensive glass of Bordeaux. But instead of trying to draw out the bouquet and taste as a connoisseur would for wine, chemists use rotovaps to remove solvents from a completed […]