MULTI-SOLVENT SPS CONFIGURATIONS
Free-standing solvent purification systems for labs that need dry anhydrous solvent on demand.
PPT's Free-Standing SPS is built for labs that need reliable access to ultra-dry anhydrous solvents, expandable solvent capacity, and a system configured around space, usage, and installation needs.
- 6-, 7-, and 8-solvent standard configurations
- Sizing guidance for solvent count, footprint, and expansion
- Installation, training, glove box, and service planning
When a Free-Standing SPS makes sense.
A Free-Standing SPS is a strong fit for labs that need multiple dry solvents, room to expand, and a dedicated platform that can be configured around available space, solvent count, and support needs.
Expandable solvent capacity
Start with the solvent count your lab needs now, with frame options that support future growth.
Space-conscious configuration
PPT can help match the system layout to your lab's space, workflow, and installation constraints.
Reliable dry solvent access
Designed to support consistent access to dry anhydrous solvent for research and lab operations.
Compare the standard footprints.
Free-Standing SPS configurations are available for 6, 7, and 8 solvents. Larger systems are available upon request, and PPT can help confirm the right size based on your solvent count, available space, and future expansion plans.
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| GC-SPS-66 solvents | GC-SPS-77 solvents | GS-SPS-88 solvents | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Solvent count | 6 | 7 | 8 |
| Dimensions / installation | 56"W × 27"D × 78"H | 60"W × 27"D × 78"H | 69"W × 27"D × 78"H |
Customer-supplied argon tank adds approximately 15" to total width.
Purify your solvent, then protect it during collection.
Your solvent supply feeds purification columns selected for the chemistry. Vacuum-sealed flask connections and an argon blanket protect collected solvent from re-exposure. Confirm solvent-specific media and connection materials with PPT.
Connect your solvent supply
Review your supplier kegs, solvent grades and container connections.
Remove water and oxygen
Route your solvent through the selected purification columns.
Collect under argon
Use protected flask connections for collection and transfer.
Connections and integration
Review your flask sizes, glovebox interfaces, vacuum-pump controls and keg connections with PPT. Your collection and transfer requirements determine the hardware to include.
Space and service access
Leave room to reach valves, collect solvent and remove columns for service. Account for the additional solvent lines your research group may need later.
PPT SPS component photography. Hardware shown illustrates the purification and collection system; the installed arrangement follows the selected configuration.
Built around durable solvent handling.
Free-Standing SPS systems include the core construction details labs expect from a dedicated solvent purification platform.
- Stainless steel piping for solvent and argon lines
- Large-volume vacuum and argon manifolds
- Stainless steel wetted materials
- Easy to maintain
- Optional glove box integration
Accessories and options for your SPS.
PPT offers accessories that help labs maintain dry solvent quality, reduce downtime, connect to glove boxes, and keep systems ready for daily use.
Solvent column replacement
PPT's proprietary column activation process is designed to support high anhydrous solvent output per column.
Vacuum pump controller
Maintains full vacuum so the system is ready to draw solvent without delay and can help reduce wear on the vacuum pump.
Solvent flasks and connections
Standard 250 mL and 500 mL flasks are available with septa, stopcock, and drain valve options.
Glove box integration kits
Connect the SPS directly to compatible glove boxes with one connection for each solvent.
Allow for the equipment and the people using it.
Start with solvent count, then confirm the installed footprint.
Request a QuoteShare your solvent list, available space and installation requirements.
Current and future solvents
Compare the published standard configurations and discuss additional solvent capacity with PPT.
Footprint and argon supply
Allow approximately 15 inches of additional width for the customer-supplied argon tank, plus installation and service access.
Usage and integration
Share expected solvent use, flask handling and any glovebox connection requirements.
Installation and training
Confirm available utilities, installation responsibilities and operator training needs before delivery.
Installation, operation and ongoing support.
Design consultation
PPT can use 3D CAD and engineering tools to customize systems around your application, space, and integration needs.
Installation
Optional on-site installation includes setup, commissioning, operation review, safety guidance, and user training.
Training
PPT provides training during installation and can support your team with technical questions after startup.
Custom integration
For complex projects, PPT can help adapt the system to unique lab layouts, process needs, or glove box requirements.
Additional configuration considerations
Solvent purification systems can look similar at a glance. The real difference is whether the system supports your solvent count, space constraints, integration needs, and long-term reliability requirements.
- Too little capacity can limit daily use.
- Poor planning can create installation issues.
- Missing accessories can slow down workflows.
- Limited support can leave your team solving problems alone.
Request a quote for your solvent system.
Share your solvent list, available space and installation requirements. Include what you know; PPT can help clarify the remaining details.
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