Glass Reactor
80-150L Single Glass Reactor
Item Number : KR-80S
Price varies based on specs and customizations
- Reactor Volume
- 80-150 L
- Max. Torgue
- 378-425 N/cm
- Stirring Speed
- 0-650 rpm
- Working temperature
- -80~250 ℃
- Vacuum
- 0.098 Mpa
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Applications
Glass reactor system combines the glassware vessel, speed controlled stirring, controlled temperature heating or chilling, as while as filtering, lifting, or tilting mechanical functions, which creates an idea environment for the different target materials synthetic reaction, distillation, separation and filtration in the pharmaceutical, chemical, biological products and other industries.
KinTek glass reactors vessel volumes are from 1 liters to 200 liters,glassware can be single, double and triple jacketed, stirring system can be fixed speed or various speed adjustable, agitating shaft and impeller can be different materials or assembling, reactor assemble can be lift-able and tilt-able for convenient materials handling, standard input and output ports for heating or chilling circulating, also supply various optional functions like filtering assembling, anti-explosive controls, warm keep jacket, heating jacket and so on. Kindle tech also offer reactor custom tailor service, client just text us the working purpose and requests, we will work out detail plan proposals to our clients.
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Technical specifications
| Model | KGR-80 | KGR-100 | KGR-150 |
| Reactor Volume | 80L | 100L | 150L |
| Stirring Power | 370W | 370W | 400W |
| Max. Torgue | 378N/cm | 378N/cm | 425N/cm |
| Port Sealing | PTFE | ||
| Speed Control | Knop Stepless Speed Regulation | ||
| Stirring Speed | 0-650rpm | ||
| Working temperature | -80~250℃ | ||
| Vacuum | 0.098Mpa | ||
| Safty Protection | Over-current/ ground fault/over-temperature protection | ||
| Working Environment | 5-35℃ | ||
| Power Supply | 110-440V, 50/60Hz | ||
| Overall Dimensions | 700*630*2500 mm | 720*630*2700 mm | 750*660*2750 mm |
| Net weight | 140kg | 160kg | 200kg |
Warnings
Operator safety is the top important issue! Please operate the equipment with cautions. Working with inflammable& explosive or toxic gases is very dangerous, operators must take all necessary precautions before starting the equipment. Working with positive pressure inside the reactors or chambers is dangerous, operator must fellow the safety procedures strictly. Extra caution must also be taken when operating with air-reactive materials, especially under vacuum. A leak can draw air into the apparatus and cause a violent reaction to occur.
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