Glass Reactor

LABOAO offer 1L, 2L, 3L, 5L, 10L, 20L, 50L, 150L, 200L single layer glass reactor and turnkey kits used in labs, pilot plants and production.

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Laboratory glass reactor using installation steps
The glass reactor commonly used in the laboratory passes through the reaction vessel interlayer, injects a constant temperature (high temperature or low temperature) hot-dissolving medium or a cooling medium, and the material in the reaction kettle is heated or cooled at a constant temperature, and stirring can be provided. The material is reacted in the reaction kettle, and the evaporation and reflux of the reaction solution can be controlled. After the reaction is completed, the material can be discharged from the discharge port of the bottom of the kettle, and the operation is convenient. It is an ideal equipment for modern chemical samples, sample experiments, biopharmaceuticals and new materials.
Simple analysis of the composition of glass reactor equipment
The glass reactor mainly utilizes the characteristics of its double-layer glass. We can place the reaction materials in the middle interlayer and carry out the stirring reaction under normal pressure or negative pressure. The glass reactor is injected into the thermostat through the double-layer reactor. The hot solution or the cooling liquid is heated or cooled at a constant temperature in the reactor, and stirring can be provided. Thus, the medium in the interlayer of the glass reactor is subjected to a cyclic reaction by stirring to achieve heating or cooling. It is widely used as an ideal equipment in modern biochemical new material synthesis experiments.
Working Principle For Three Layer Glass Reactor
Among the glass reactors, we know single-layer glass reactor and double-layer glass reactor. The single layer is heated and cooled by a bath, and the double layer is cooled or heated by a glass interlayer. So why do customers need to choose three-layer glass reactor?