#dessicator

Vacuum micro-dessicators use low-cost, efficient and reliable techniques to eliminate particles of all types, including chemicals and pathogens. They are available in various sizes with capacities ranging from 100ml to 25kg. They are used in facilities worldwide by industry and government agencies. When you need to sanitize a laboratory or process area in your facility, vacuum micro-Dessicator offer several benefits over traditional methods like high-pressure steam cleaning. These include:

Low Environmental Impact

Vacuum micro-Dessicator are even more efficient than traditional high-pressure steam cleaning in terms of the heat to liquid ratio, eliminating the need to pre-heat the water. In addition, by lowering its temperature, vacuum micro-Dessicator reduce the harmful effect that heated water can have on the environment and plant life surrounding your facility.

Save Operational Costs

A Vacuum Dessicator produces a significant amount of steam with minimal water consumption, reducing your heating and cooling bills. The increased efficiency also lowers fuel consumption and carbon emissions. In addition, their short operation times mean you do not need more manpower, which also helps reduce costs and improve safety.

Control Structure Sterilization

The steam produced by vacuum micro-Dessicator is between 55 and 75 degrees Celsius, significantly lower than the 140 degrees Celsius steam produced by traditional high-pressure cleaners. This minimizes the risk of damaging sensitive laboratory equipment or electro-mechanical devices found in semiconductors and integrated circuit processing. In addition, the low temperature kills all forms of life, including spores.

Save Time and Money

Vacuum micro-Dessicator are easy to use without complex controls or monitoring systems and require less time for the operation. Even in a relatively small area, a vacuum desiccator can be used to eliminate airborne contamination, such as bacteria or viruses. The debris is removed, and the air immediately returned to its original condition. These advantages of Global Lab Supply Vacuum Dessicator are particularly well suited to industrial applications where time and budget are crucial.

Vacuum micro-dessicators only use water while working, so they can be operated at low cost and with low environmental impact in spaces where heat may be an issue. In addition, this reduces the risk of any fire or explosion while they're being used.

KimLab 400mm / 16″ Amber Glass Desiccator Jar, Lab Dessicator Dryer with Porcelain Plate

The Glass Desiccator Jar has 9 kinds capacity, classified by the inner diameter includes 120mm,150mm,180mm,210mm,240mm,300mm,350mm,400mm,450mm. The Desiccator Jar has 4 series based on glass color / glass stopcork: 1. Clear Glass desiccator jar 2. Amber Glass desiccator jar 3. Vacuum Clear glass desiccator jar 4. Vacuum Amber Glass desiccator jar

The jar is made of borosilicate 3.3 glass, very heavy…

KimLab 450mm / 18″ Glass Desiccator Jar, Lab Dessicator Dryer with Porcelain Plate

The Glass Desiccator Jar has 9 kinds capacity, classified by the inner diameter includes 120mm,150mm,180mm,210mm,240mm,300mm,350mm,400mm,450mm. The Desiccator Jar has 4 series based on glass color / glass stopcork: 1. Clear Glass desiccator jar 2. Amber Glass desiccator jar 3. Vacuum Clear glass desiccator jar 4. Vacuum Amber Glass desiccator jar

The jar is made of borosilicate 3.3 glass, very heavy…

Image by Jeremy Jarvis, © Wizards of the Coast. Accessed via the Libris Mortis Art Gallery here

[The first of the necromentals I actually converted]

Desiccator CR 2 NE Outsider This shriveled humanoid creature has merely a gaping maw for a face. Its body is lined with cracks, as if it were severely dehydrated.

Desiccators are the least of the necromentals, but make up for this weakness with sheer numbers. They are vermin of the least trafficked regions of the Plane of Water, ganging up on unwary water elementals or mortals and draining them of their precious bodily fluids. Despite their awkward appearance, they are incredibly graceful in the water. On the Material Plane, desiccators gather near water in deserts, hoping to drain the last precious morsels of water from those already suffering from thirst.