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2-Liter Laboratory Spray Dryer for Cutting-Edge Research

Laboratory Spray Dryer elevates your research with its advanced 2-liter design, engineered for precision and reliability in pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and academic applications. This compact system efficiently produces high-quality powders from heat-sensitive materials, making it an essential tool for innovative R&D.
A laboratory spray dryer is essential for producing stable, uniform powders in:
• Pharmaceutical and biotechnology research
• Food and dairy product development
• Herbal extracts and nutraceuticals
• Encapsulation of flavors and sensitive compounds
• Production of probiotics and micro-organisms
• Cosmetic powders and pigments
• Chemical, polymer, and material science research
A laboratory spray dryer is one of the most essential tools in R&D facilities, universities, pharmaceutical labs, and food technology centers. It allows researchers to convert liquids, emulsions, and suspensions into fine, stable powders with controlled particle size. Because spray drying is used in pharmaceuticals, nutraceuticals, milk powders, herbal extracts, probiotics, flavors, and chemical materials, many buyers ask about the real price range of laboratory spray dryers.
In this guide, we explain the typical price ranges, factors affecting cost, and what you get at each budget level.
The price of a laboratory spray dryer starts at around 5,000 USD for basic entry-level models and can reach 30,000 to 60,000 USD for advanced, high-performance systems. Prices depend on heating power, evaporation rate, automation level, material of construction, and additional features such as nitrogen drying, closed-loop systems, or advanced particle-size control.
Below is a detailed breakdown:
Spray drying provides uniform particle size, excellent stability, low moisture content, and scalable production. It allows researchers to convert unstable liquids into shelf-stable powder formats, test new formulations rapidly, and optimize processes before moving to pilot or industrial-scale spray dryers.