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Glas-Col SRC-FK2-2 099 ZipVap Nitrogen Sample Evaporator Concentrator

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Product description

Glas-Col ZipVap nitrogen sample evaporator and concentrator for laboratory solvent reduction workflows.

The Glas-Col SRC-FK2-2 099 ZipVap is a laboratory nitrogen sample evaporator and concentrator designed for solvent reduction and sample preparation workflows. The listing identifies the system as an N2 nitrogen evaporator, suitable for applications in analytical chemistry, biotechnology, molecular biology, and pharmaceutical research.

  • Brand: Glas-Col
  • Model: SRC-FK2-2 099
  • Product line: ZipVap
  • Equipment type: Nitrogen blowdown evaporator and sample concentrator
  • Gas: Nitrogen (N₂)
  • Condition: Tested, fully functional, and ready for use

This nitrogen evaporator can support laboratory sample concentration workflows where controlled gas evaporation is required, including preparation steps used in analytical testing, bioprocessing research, molecular diagnostics, and synthetic biology laboratories. Specific capacity, temperature range, position count, and included accessories were not provided in the listing.

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Last updated 19 October 2026