Organomation

@organomationUShost: David OlivaAnalyzed

Research & academiaChemistryBiologylaboratoryevaporationchemistryresearchscience
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Audience and activity

Subscribers143
Views per video78median of the last 30
Views per subscriber0.55how many actually watch
Comments per video0median
Uploads per month0.3
Last upload1mo ago2026-10-02
Total views81.3K
Total videos151
Long-form / Shorts10% / 1%

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What Organomation makes

Topics laboratory, evaporation, chemistry, research, science

Since 1959, Organomation has been a leading evaporation solutions provider. We have provided quality hand-built equipment and unparalleled levels of customer service since our inception. The foundation of the company stems from the first ever commercially successful nitrogen evaporator invented by founder, Dr. Neal McNiven. We are well known for our lines of nitrogen evaporators, solvent evaporators and solvent extraction instruments. Throughout the years, we have expanded upon our product lines while providing a superior laboratory product at affordable prices. Visit us at organomation.com.

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Recent videos

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