Laboratory Reactor
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The laboratory reactor can also be called a small reactor, which has the advantages of simple operation, convenient use, light structure, and easy access. Its manufacturing structure mainly includes three types of open-type flat-lid reactors, open-type butt welding flange-type reactors and closed-type reactors. Laboratory reactors are widely used in major universities and scientific research and experimental departments across the country.
Laboratory stainless steel reactor, volume range 0.5~30L, design temperature -196~600 degrees, design pressure -0.1~40MPa.
Our laboratory reactor has been standardized, and the pressure is divided into 4 levels: 10MPa, 20MPa, 30MPa, and 40MPa.
The experimental kettle is equipped with reasonable inlet and outlet pipelines and valves, which are convenient for operation and high safety.
The stirring paddle and the kettle cover adopt static sealing, magnetic sealing, stable transmission, quietness and good sealing performance.
Laboratory stainless steel reactor, volume range 0.5~30L, design temperature -196~600 degrees, design pressure -0.1~40MPa.
Our laboratory reactor has been standardized, and the pressure is divided into 4 levels: 10MPa, 20MPa, 30MPa, and 40MPa.
The experimental kettle is equipped with reasonable inlet and outlet pipelines and valves, which are convenient for operation and high safety.
The vacuum distillation reactor is a device that quickly concentrates or separates the liquid medium. The reaction medium is heated to the boiling point in the reactor, and the stirring system is continuously rotated to increase the evaporation surface area and accelerate the evaporation speed. Appropriate vacuum conditions can achieve The boiling point of the medium is quickly separated, condensed by the condenser and collected.
The stirring system of Zhengwei experimental kettle adopts magnetic stirring and static sealing, which can maintain a high degree of vacuum. The device is mainly used for concentration, crystallization, drying, separation and solvent recovery in the pharmaceutical, chemical and biopharmaceutical industries.
