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Galileo RE-THE Series Pilot-Scale Rotary Evaporator, 5–100 L

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€7,253.95excl. VAT

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Capacity
5 to 100 L
Max Temperature
40 to 180 °C
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Specifications 4

Brands
Galileo
New/Used
Used
Capacity
5 to 100 L
Max Temperature
40 to 180 °C

Product description

Pilot-scale rotary evaporator with digital temperature control, 3 mbar vacuum, and 5–100 L evaporation volume.

The Galileo RE-THE Series is a pilot-scale rotary evaporator range designed for large-volume solvent evaporation in chemical research, biotechnology, pharmaceutical development, and process laboratories. Available evaporation volumes range from 5 to 100 L, depending on the selected model.

Key specifications include:

  • Evaporation volume: 5–100 L
  • Water evaporation capacity: 2–9 L, depending on model
  • Vacuum: up to 3 mbar
  • Temperature control: digital
  • Adjustable temperature: up to 99°C
  • Optional oil bath temperature: maximum 180°C
  • Construction: stainless-steel bath and supporting structure
  • Seals: Teflon rubber gaskets
  • Condenser: vertical spiral condenser
  • Arm elevation: powered arm-lifting system
  • Higher-volume models: auxiliary condenser unit available

The RE-THE Series supports controlled evaporation for concentration, solvent recovery, and process development workflows. Optional vacuum pumps and chillers are available for configuring a complete pilot-scale rotary evaporation system. The listed price refers to model RE-5; other RE-THE models may be selected separately.

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Frequently asked questions

How long does laboratory equipment typically last?

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Last updated 3 September 2026