A vacuum centrifugal evaporator concentrates solutes from a liquid sample into a dry or wet pellet state. It is commonly used in proteomics, genomics, cell biology, microbiology, and drug development, concentrating DNA, RNA, nucleotides, and proteins. It has a built-in pump and a by-pass switch to allow the use of a more powerful pump to shorten drying time. It also has a heating function to accelerate evaporation.
