
LYR-3
Compact Freeze Dryer
- Capacity
- 3 kg / 24 h
- Best fit
- Entry laboratory work and flask drying
Benchtop Freeze Drying
Compact benchtop freeze dryers for university labs, biotech teams, analytical sample preparation and everyday vial or flask lyophilization.
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Model comparison
Published values are a planning reference. Confirm the product or formulation, loading format, endpoint, utilities and complete cycle before purchase.
| Model | Reference capacity | Loading format | Condenser | Best fit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| LYR-3 | 3 kg / 24 h | 4-tier rack option | -60 / -85 / -105 C | Entry laboratory work and flask drying |
| LYR-4 | 4 kg / 24 h | Modular chamber | -60 / -85 C | Mixed vial, tray and manifold workflows |
| LYR-6 | 6 kg / 24 h | Expanded rack | -60 / -85 C | Shared labs and recurring sample loads |
| LYR-12 | 12 kg / 24 h | Large chamber formats | -80 C standard | High-throughput lab and pre-pilot work |
Commercial confidence
No invented stock, delivery date or universal performance promise. The commercial file connects the machine to an approved technical basis.
LabLyro / SJIA manufacturing platform remains visible from quotation and technical agreement through manuals, spare parts and service.
Capacity, utilities, interfaces, options and acceptance conditions are recorded before manufacturing release.
The agreed FAT scope can cover dimensions, controls, alarms, refrigeration, vacuum and documentation checks.
Packing, shipping terms, lead time, installation access and site responsibilities are confirmed in the quotation.
Remote support is standard; qualified projects can include on-site installation, commissioning and operator training.
Warranty scope, exclusions, service route, consumables and recommended spare parts are stated in the commercial file.
Application review
Share the product, batch size, container, utilities and expected production rhythm. An engineer will recommend a practical starting configuration.