Commercial Freeze Drying Machine Sublimation Condensation Dryer Vacuum Freeze Dryer For Fruits Vegetables
Lyophilization or freeze drying is a process in which water is removed from a product after it is frozen and placed under a vacuum, allowing the ice to change directly from solid to vapor without passing through a liquid phase. The process consists of three separate, unique, and interdependent processes; freezing, primary drying (sublimation), and secondary drying.
Product feature of Freeze Dryer
1. Stylish appearance, small size and exquisite;
2. Transparent plexiglass door for easy observation of the lyophilization process;
3. SUS304 stainless steel material plate and liner, safe and secure;
4. Acrylic door with flexbile hinge to ensure vacuum degree
5. Import of key components, low noise, high capacity, high quality and high performance;
6. Touch screen operation, one-button start, automatic control of freeze-drying process, easy and convenient;
7. The freeze-drying process can be set and adjusted in real time, and the freeze-drying data and freeze-drying curve can be displayed.
8. Advanced system, low operating current and low energy consumption;
9. One-button fast defrosting technology, over temperature automatic protection.
10.Commercial grade vacuum pump with low noise (oilless vacuum pump is optional)
Application
It is suitable for low temperature drying of heat sensitive materials that are easy to decompose, polymerize and coke under high temperature; It is widely used in pharmaceutical, chemical, food and electronic industries.
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Packaging
-The glass parts will be wrapped with foam, then put into the carton, the mainbody portion will be packed in wooden cases;
-Both neutral and customized packaging can be available.
Shipping
-We can ship the goods to you by International Express such as DHL, UPS, TNT, EMS and so on, you can also choose the
appropriate one based on your timeline and budget. Besides, you can choose to use your own shipping agent.
