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High-Temperature High-Pressure Reactors for Academic Lab

Designed for university laboratories and research institutions, High-temperature High-pressure reactors integrate advanced magnetic drive technology and robust safety features, making them ideal for precision chemical synthesis and material development. Below is a detailed breakdown of their structure and advantages tailored for academic applications.

High-Temperature High-Pressure Reactors

一.Core Components 

1.Magnetic Drive System

• Face-mounted rare earth magnetic stirrer ensures zero leakage and maintenance-free operation.

• Supports torque up to 0.25 N·m with adjustable speeds (0–1,200 RPM), ideal for sensitive reactions.

2.Reactor Vessel

• Material options: 304/316L stainless steel, Hastelloy (C-276/B-2), or customized alloys.

• Standard capacity: 50 mL–5 L (expandable to 20 L for pilot studies).

3.Safety & Control Accessories

• High-precision pressure gauge (0–40 MPa range).

• Explosion-proof rupture disc (automatically activates at 110% rated pressure).

• Dual gas valves (inlet/outlet) with 3mm/6mm Swagelok fittings.

二.Key Features for Lab Environments 

1.Leak-Free Design

Permanent magnetic coupling eliminates mechanical seal failures, critical for handling toxic gases (e.g., H₂, CO) in hydrogenation or catalysis experiments. 

2.Extreme Condition Tolerance

• Withstands temperatures up to 350°C and pressures up to 35 MPa.

• Vacuum compatibility (≤10⁻³ Pa) for material synthesis under inert atmospheres.

3.Modular Configuration 

Optional add-ons:

• Real-time temperature probe (PT100 sensor, ±0.5°C accuracy).

• Cooling fins for rapid heat dissipation.

• Multi-port lids for sampling, gas injection, or pressure monitoring.

4.Flexible Heating Methods

• Compatible with oil baths, electric jackets, or external circulation systems.

• Uniform thermal distribution (±2°C variance across the vessel).

三.Academic Use Cases

• Chemistry Labs: Catalytic hydrogenation, polymerization, nanomaterial synthesis.

• Pharmaceutical Research: Precursor compound development, solvent-free reactions.

• Energy Studies: Battery material testing (e.g., solid-state electrolytes), CO₂ conversion.

四.Why Choose Lab-Grade Reactors?

• Safety Compliance: Meets ISO 9001 and CE standards, with automatic pressure relief for  student-operated projects.

• Cost Efficiency: Durable 316L steel construction reduces long-term maintenance costs.

• Scalability: Seamless transition from bench-scale (100 mL) to pilot systems.

Technical Specifications Table

Parameter

Specification

Max Temperature

350°C (662°F)

Pressure Range

0–35 MPa (5,076 psi)

Stirring Accuracy

±1 RPM

Vessel Finish

Mirror polish (Ra ≤0.2 μm)

Standard Ports

3× 1/8" NPT threads

Ideal for graduate-level research and industrial-academic collaborations, these reactors combine operational safety with precision control. Custom configurations are available to meet specific protocol requirements, including PTFE liners for corrosive media or quartz windows for in-situ observation.

Contact our engineering team for tailored solutions to enhance your lab’s research capabilities.


Post time: Mar-31-2025