In Stock Equipment

Available Separation Equipment for Projects on Compressed Timelines

When project schedules, testing needs, production interruptions, or capital planning constraints can’t wait on the lead times of newly fabricated systems, Artisan’s in-stock equipment offers a faster path to proven separation technology.

Inventory changes over time, but typically includes separation equipment, rental units, aftermarket components, pilot-scale assets, and previously manufactured process hardware – available for purchase, rental, or technical evaluation.

Every unit in inventory is reviewed by Artisan’s engineering team for mechanical condition, materials of construction, operating basis, process suitability, and integration requirements. This lets project teams evaluate what’s available alongside the realities that matter most in separation service: heat transfer demand, residence time, vacuum operation, viscosity, fouling behavior, solvent loading, product sensitivity, utility connections, and installation constraints.

For facilities managing urgent production needs, pilot programs, temporary capacity requirements, or budget-sensitive projects, equipment that’s already in stock can provide a practical bridge between immediate process demands and long-term equipment strategy.

Ready to see what’s in stock? Request an equipment review.

Key Features

What Makes Artisan’s In-Stock Equipment Different

Access to Proven Separation Technology

Inventory is built on the same Artisan equipment platforms used across production, pilot, and development environments - the technology is proven before it ever reaches the in-stock listing.

Engineering-Led Review & Integration Support

Before recommending a unit, Artisan qualifies it for process performance, mechanical condition, materials compatibility, operating limits, and application fit - then compares it against your feed characteristics, site utilities, footprint, controls, cleaning requirements, and downstream interfaces to confirm it can be integrated effectively.

Faster Project Response

Equipment that’s in stock helps project teams move quickly when new-build lead times don’t align with production outages, process trials, plant upgrades, pilot work, or temporary processing needs.

Flexible Purchase or Rental Paths

Depending on inventory status and application requirements, equipment may be available for sale, rental, or short-term project use - giving teams more ways to meet immediate process objectives.

Technical Capabilities

Artisan’s in-stock inventory is intended for teams that need more than a general equipment listing. Separation hardware must be matched to the specific process environment it will enter, including thermal duty, vapor handling, pressure range, wetted materials, product behavior, cleaning expectations, and installation readiness.

Depending on configuration and current inventory, available equipment can be suited to laboratory, pilot, temporary production, or full-scale processing needs. Artisan can help determine whether an available unit aligns with the intended separation objective or whether a newly engineered system is the better technical path.

Separation equipment in stock for purchase, rental, or application review
Aftermarket process equipment and specialty components
Rental fleet options for temporary processing requirements
Access to Rototherm® thin-film evaporators and skidded systems as availability allows
Application evaluation based on feed properties and operating conditions
Verification of materials of construction, pressure limits, temperature range, and connection requirements
Support for short-term projects, pilot programs, and production trials
Technical guidance on equipment selection, installation planning, and operating fit

Where In-Stock Equipment Is Applied

Industries Served

Artisan In-Stock Equipment. Your Separation Requirement.

Available equipment only has value if it can perform within the limits of the process. Artisan’s engineering team examines feed composition, target separation, throughput, heat sensitivity, viscosity, vapor load, cleaning requirements, and utility availability to determine whether an in-stock unit is technically appropriate for the application.

For some projects, existing inventory provides a direct path to near-term operation. For others, it can help validate a process, support temporary production, or define the requirements for a future custom-built system. Artisan can assess the options and identify the most technically sound route forward.

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2.5 Sq. Ft. Artisan Rototherm® Horizontal Thin-Film Evaporator

This thin-film evaporator features a unique modular construction design. Jacket heating media can be steam or liquid, with heat transfer rates up to 150,000 Btu/hr – equivalent to 150 lbs/hr of continuous water evaporation.

Heat Transfer Area

2.5 ft²

Process Design P/T

Full vacuum to 15 psig @ 450°F

Heat Transfer Rate

Up to 150,000 Btu/hr (≈150 lbs/hr continuous water evaporation)

Jacket Design P/T

75 psig @ 450°F

Materials of Construction

316/316L Stainless Steel

Process Connections

Feed Inlet: 1-1/2” Tri-Clamp
Product Outlet: 6” Tri-Clamp
Vapor Outlet: 6” Tri-Clamp

Surface Finish

All process-wetted surfaces polished to 32 µin Ra maximum

Jacket Connections

Inlet: 1” MNPT
Outlet: 1” MNPT

Design Code

ASME Code Section VIII, Div. 1

Shaft Seal

Double opposed lip seals, PTFE-based

Internal Diameter

7.75” nominal

Drive

DC electric direct drive
3 HP, 0–1700 RPM
230 VAC, 1 or 3 phase

Heating Media

Steam or liquid (jacket)

Motor Rating

NEC Class 1 Div 2, Groups C&D
Drive unit located in safe (general purpose) area

Request Information on In-Stock Equipment

Send Artisan’s engineering team your process conditions, desired throughput, separation objective, timeline, and installation requirements. Artisan will compare current inventory against your operating needs and determine whether an available unit is technically suitable for your application. We respond within one business day.