This is a research filter dryer that produces powdered dry crystals. It eliminates product solidification and loss, reducing the process, similar to a pressurized filter and shelf dryer.
This is a small tabletop filter dryer. With one glass filter dryer, you can perform suction filtration and vacuum drying while stirring, allowing you to obtain dried crystalline powder as the processed product. It is also possible to conduct production machine studies of the filtration and drying process using the filter dryer at a lab scale. The design is user-friendly for research purposes, featuring a glass vessel and a removable basket-type filter, among other components.
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【Features】 - Compact tabletop design saves space and can be installed on work surfaces. - Made of transparent glass, allowing for visual confirmation of the powder's condition during the filtration and drying process. - The vessel's lid has five nozzles of varying sizes, allowing for flexible connections to reactors and thermometers. - The vessel has a jacket structure, enabling vacuum drying while heating. - The basket-type filter can be completely removed, making it easy to recover the entire amount of product.
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【Application Examples】 Pharmaceuticals Fine Chemicals Recovery of Rare Metals
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The words that are often spoken within our company are "grasp change and create change," and "contribute to the irreplaceable Earth, which is home to humanity and many species, with our unique technology." We also pass down the aspiration to become a company welcomed worldwide. To realize this, each individual at NARA must broaden their perspectives and hearts, actively participate in their own transformation, and at the same time, maintain a firm commitment to uphold their originality in the face of valuable challenges. Although we are still inexperienced, we intend to take steps toward NARA's ideals, with the broad support and guidance of everyone, and sometimes even receiving admonishments, as we move forward.
