Evaporation and Steam Distillation Instruments
Rotavapor® R-180 System
Experience reliability and simplicity throughout your daily workflow. The Rotavapor® R-180 offers robust performance, intuitive design, and essential safety features, making it a smart addition to any laboratory.
Rotavapor® R-80
Meet the R-80, our most energy-efficient Rotavapor® to date and the most compact Rotavapor® on the market. The R-80 is an affordable and eco-friendly solution that ensures the most efficient use of lab space while meeting BUCHI’s high-quality standards. BUCHI’s commitment to enhancing the sustainability of laboratory processes is certified with the ACT label for the Rotavapor® R-80 with V-80 and I-80, as well as for the Rotavapor® R-80 with V-180 and I-180.
Rotavapor® R-300
The Rotavapor® R-300 meets the highest expectations of convenience and versatility in rotary evaporation. Its modular design allows the R-300 to be extended to a fully integrated system where a central interface regulates each component.
KjelMaster K-375 & KjelSampler K-376 / K-377
The automatic distillation unit KjelMaster K-375 is designed for convenient nitrogen and protein analysis. The reduced need for user interaction and an intelligent software save time and costs. Automation and throughput are increased significantly by using the KjelSampler K-376 or K-377.
Interface I-80 / I-180
The Interface I-80 / I-180 is the optimal solution for affordable and efficient vacuum regulation. For the user’s convenience, the Interface I-80 / I-180 can be mounted on top of the Rotavapor® R-80 to have one central control unit or be attached to the Vacuum Pump V-80 / V-180 or a lab stand.
Glass Oven G-300
Introducing the Glass Oven G-300, BUCHI’s all-in-one instrument for small samples. With interchangeable accessories, the Glass Oven G-300 can perform distillation, drying, sublimation, and freeze-drying, eliminating the need for multiple large instruments. Its compact size even allows placement in a glovebox, ensuring the safe handling of air-sensitive samples.
