A Soxhlet Extraction Unit is a laboratory apparatus used for the continuous extraction of soluble compounds from solid materials using an organic solvent. It is widely used in chemical, pharmaceutical, food, agricultural, and environmental laboratories to extract bioactive compounds, oils, fats, and other analytes from plant and animal tissues.

• Construction: Typically made of borosilicate glass with a heating mantle or hot plate setup.

• Extraction Process: Allows repeated washing of the solid sample with solvent without replacing the solvent multiple times.

• Capacity Range: Available in different flask capacities such as 50 ml, 100 ml, 250 ml, 500 ml, and 1000 ml.

• Heating System: Equipped with a mantle heater or hot plate for uniform heating and controlled boiling.

• Condensation System: Water-cooled condenser ensures continuous solvent condensation and recycling.

• Number of Units: Available in single, double, triple, or multiple (6 or more) units for simultaneous extractions.

• Material Options: Units may have glass extraction parts with mild steel or stainless steel housing for the heating element.

• Ease of Use: Simple assembly and disassembly for cleaning and maintenance.