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In many analytical labs, a surprising amount of downtime doesn’t come from broken instruments or missing reagents—it comes from evaporation. Specifically, the solvent concentration steps that precede mass spectrometry, gas chromatography, or residue analysis. While it’s a routine task, evaporation is also a chronic bottleneck. And as the demands on environmental, forensic, and pharmaceutical labs grow, the need for smarter, faster solutions becomes critical. Why Solvent Evaporation Slows Everything Down Evaporation isn’t glamorous. It's not the headline technique, but it’s essential. Analysts often need to concentrate large volumes of solvent-extracted...