Freeze drying or lyophilization is a low temperature dehydration process. Typically use to preserve perishable materials or make the material more convenient for storage.
Freeze drying removes water by freezing the materials, and then place them in a vacuum chamber, to enable the frozen water in materials to sublime directly from solid phase to gas.
There are mainly 3 stages in a freeze drying process: Freezing, Primary drying and Secondary drying.
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FDL General Purpose Freeze Dryer EN V33010.pdf
FDL-TP Pharmaceutical Freeze Dryer EN V33012.pdf
FDRS Commercial Food Freeze Dryer EN V33018.pdf
LGJ-10 Lab Benchtop Freeze Dryer EN V32106.pdf
LGJ-20 Lab Basic Research Freeze Dryer EN V32108.pdf
BFD-5 Lab R+D and Cycle Development Freeze Dryer EN V32212.pdf
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BFD-20 Pilot Production Freeze Dryer EN V32214.pdf
