Martin Christ
Alpha 2-4 LSCplus
Compact tabletop freeze dryer with Wireless Shelf Technology: 4 kg ice condenser at −85 °C, LSCplus control, Ethernet, GWP ≤ 6.
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Equipment guide
Freeze dryers (lyophilizers) in Jordan
A freeze dryer removes water from a frozen product under vacuum by sublimation, preserving structure and activity without heat damage. Size it by the ice load per batch (kg of water), the condenser temperature your product needs, and whether you dry on shelves or on a manifold.
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Freeze dryers
37 products from Martin Christ
Martin Christ
Alpha 1-2 LSCbasic
Everyday tabletop freeze dryer: 2.5 kg ice condenser at −55 °C, LSCbasic touch, USB + LAN, GWP 2 — 315 × 345 × 470 mm, 32 kg.
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Martin Christ
Gamma 2-16 LSCplus
Compact benchtop freeze dryer for larger sample quantities: 16 kg ice condenser at −85 °C, LSCplus, Ethernet, GWP ≤ 6.
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Martin Christ
Epsilon 2-10D LSCplus
Pilot freeze dryer for small-batch production: 10 kg ice condenser at −88 °C, 1–7 shelves 350 × 400 mm (0.14–0.98 m²), ±1 °C.
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Martin Christ
Epsilon 2-18D LSCplus
Pilot freeze dryer for nested vials and LyoGuard / Lyoprotect trays: 18 kg ice condenser at −75 °C, 1–7 shelves 540 × 400 mm (0.22–1.51 m²).
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Martin Christ
RVC 2-25 CDplus
Benchtop rotary vacuum concentrator: 255 × 315 × 460 mm, 24 kg, max 1550 rpm, +30 to +80 °C, 0.2–100 ml, 108 Eppendorf caps.
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Martin Christ
Alpha 1-4 LSCbasic
Universal benchtop freeze dryer with a 4 kg ice condenser at -55 °C and LSCbasic touchscreen control, configurable with manifolds, shelves or a stoppering device.
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Martin Christ
Alpha 2-4 LSCbasic
Benchtop freeze dryer with a 4 kg ice condenser at -85 °C for samples with low eutectic points, controlled through the LSCbasic touchscreen.
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Martin Christ
Alpha 1-4 LSCplus
Tabletop freeze dryer with Wireless Shelf Technology, a 4 kg ice condenser at -55 °C and the LSCplus controller for manual or automatic process control.
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Martin Christ
Alpha 3-4 LSCbasic Solvent Packet Flask
Special laboratory freeze dryer for organic solvents with a -105 °C stainless steel condenser and a 12-valve flask manifold, designed for higher safety requirements.
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Martin Christ
Alpha 3-4 LSCbasic Universal Solvent Packet
Special laboratory freeze dryer for organic solvents with a -105 °C stainless steel condenser, a glass drying chamber, three storage surfaces and a 12-valve flask manifold.
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Martin Christ
Beta 1-8 LSCbasic
Benchtop freeze dryer with an 8 kg ice condenser at -55 °C and LSCbasic touchscreen control for drying larger sample quantities.
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How to choose: Freeze dryers
- 01
Ice capacity
Condenser capacity (kg of ice per batch) sets how much product you can dry per run. Calculate from the water content of a full load, not the product weight.
- 02
Condenser temperature
Around −55 °C suits most aqueous samples; solvent-containing or low-eutectic products need colder condensers or solvent-resistant designs.
- 03
Shelf vs manifold
Shelf drying in vials or trays gives uniform results and controlled heating. Manifold drying with flasks suits bulk, quick, routine work.
- 04
Process control
For development and GMP work, look for pressure-controlled drying, data logging and validation support, so cycles are repeatable and documented.
- 05
Scale-up path
Choosing a range that runs from laboratory to pilot to production keeps cycle parameters transferable as the product grows.
Typical applications
- Pharmaceutical and biotech formulation
- Vaccine, enzyme and protein preservation
- Food and flavour research
- Microbial culture and biobank preservation
- Herbarium, archaeology and conservation
Manufacturers we supply for this equipment
Each range is supplied with installation, operator training and local service.
Frequently asked questions
How do I size a freeze dryer?
Estimate the water to be removed per batch (volume × water fraction), choose a condenser with at least that ice capacity plus margin, then match shelf area or manifold ports to your vial or flask format and batch frequency.
What is the difference between a laboratory and a pilot freeze dryer?
Laboratory units suit research quantities and routine drying. Pilot units are built for process development: larger shelf area, controlled shelf temperature and pressure, and data suitable for scaling to production.
Does Al-Shaker supply Martin Christ in Jordan?
Yes. Al-Shaker supplies Martin Christ freeze dryers and RVC vacuum concentrators with installation, operator training and service support across Jordan and MENA.
Talk to the technical team
Tell us the application. We will specify the system.
Share the workflow, capacity, and compliance constraints. We respond with a recommended configuration, not a generic catalogue list.