What is the primary function of the Virtis Freeze Dryer?
The Virtis Freeze Dryer is designed for lyophilization, which removes moisture from samples while preserving their structure and integrity. It is commonly used in laboratories for pharmaceutical, biological, and research applications.
What temperature range does the condenser of the Virtis Freeze Dryer support?
The condenser temperature ranges from -55°C to -105°C, allowing efficient freeze-drying of a wide variety of samples.
How does a freeze dryer benefit laboratory applications?
Freeze-drying helps preserve biological samples, extend the shelf life of pharmaceuticals, and maintain the chemical stability of sensitive compounds. It also prevents sample degradation caused by moisture.
Is the Virtis Freeze Dryer suitable for small laboratory spaces?
Yes, the VirTis BenchTop 2K, 4K, & 6K models are designed to be compact, making them ideal for laboratories with limited space while still delivering high performance.
Can this freeze dryer handle different types of samples?
Yes, it is suitable for drying biological samples, pharmaceuticals, food materials, and other sensitive compounds that require moisture removal without damaging their structure.
What makes Virtis Freeze Dryers different from other brands?
Virtis is one of the most established manufacturers in freeze-drying technology, known for its high-quality construction, reliable performance, and innovative design tailored for laboratory applications.
How do I ensure optimal performance of the Virtis Freeze Dryer?
Regular maintenance, proper sample loading, and operating within recommended temperature settings will help maintain efficiency and prolong the lifespan of the unit.