Description

The T Type Lab Freeze Dryer YG0282 is a high-performance lyophilization system designed for the long-term preservation of bacteria, fungi, and microbial strains in ampoule tubes. Widely used in biological research, pharmaceuticals, medicine, and microbiology laboratories, this freeze dryer allows samples to be securely sealed in ampoules after freeze drying, ensuring extended preservation, minimal variation, and large-scale storage capabilities. With 24 standard rubber sealing valves, this model is ideal for laboratories requiring high efficiency and reliability.

Frequently Asked Questions

• What makes this freeze dryer suitable for ampoule sealing?
  This model is specifically designed for secure ampoule sealing, ensuring long-term preservation of biological samples with minimal degradation.
• What is the ice collection capacity of this freeze dryer?
  The ice collection capacity is 6 kg per 24 hours, making it efficient for large-scale laboratory applications.
• Does the YG0282 require an external refrigeration unit?
  No, the unit features an integrated pre-freezing function, eliminating the need for an external refrigeration system.

Advantages and Disadvantages

Advantages:

• Compact, all-in-one structure for space efficiency
• High-efficiency compressor for rapid freeze-drying cycles
• Stainless steel construction ensures durability and easy cleaning
• Advanced vacuum pump with protection function extends equipment lifespan
• Real-time data recording for temperature and vacuum monitoring

Disadvantages:

• May require specialized training for optimal use
• Higher initial investment compared to basic freeze dryers

Ideal for microbiological research, pharmaceutical testing, and medical laboratories, the T Type Lab Freeze Dryer YG0282 provides a high-precision lyophilization process, ensuring sample integrity and extended preservation. With an ultimate vacuum of ≤ 5 Pa and a cold trap temperature of -60°C (optional -80°C), this model offers flexibility for a wide range of applications.

Technical Description