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Genevac Introduces Guide to Evaporation

Genevac, a world leader in solvent removal technologies, has released a new 24-page guide 'Introduction to Evaporation'.

Solvent removal is an essential process for sample preparation across a wide range of applications in many industries. Many sample formats and solvents are used with no single technique providing a universal solution, but despite this evaporation technology is well-understood and relatively uncomplicated.

But while evaporation is an intrinsic step in so many applications it's rare to find an evaporation expert in a laboratory. Consequently many facilities use systems that are slow and cumbersome simply because of a lack of knowledge about evaporation technology and techniques.

'Introduction to Evaporation' has been written to provide practical informed advice on how solvent evaporation and concentration can be made simple, safe, efficient and effective. This guide provides a basic grounding in the science, looks at the most effective evaporation technologies for specific applications, offers tips to avoid common evaporation mistakes, and takes a look at the latest developments in evaporation technology.

For a copy of this free guide please visit www.evaporatorinfo.com/info16.html.

Genevac, part of SP Scientific, was founded in 1990. Today the company employs around 65 people, with manufacturing, R&D and marketing headquartered in Ipswich, UK. Genevac today offers a comprehensive portfolio of evaporators to suit almost any solvent removal application, purchasing budget or productivity requirement.

For more information, please contact:

Genevac Ltd
Farthing Road
Ipswich IP1 5AP
UK
Tel:  +44-1473-240000
Email: salesinfo@genevac.co.uk
Web:  www.genevac.com

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