Jacketed Glass Reactor LJGR-T2016

Introduction

Jacketed Glass Reactor features a 3 stirring shaft withstands harsh solvents and supports long-term use. Our Jacketed Glass Reactor is suitable for synthesis, distillation, and material concentration in research and industrial laboratories.

This laboratory glass reactor is designed to meet the rigorous requirements of modern laboratory operations, ensuring high precision, reliability, and ease of use for various experimental applications.

Applications

Jacketed Glass Reactor is built for chemical synthesis, distillation, and concentration in lab and industrial settings. Its dual-layer design enables thermal fluid circulation, supporting use in research, pharmaceuticals, metallurgy, healthcare, and aerospace.

Specifications

Glass Vessel Volume	3 L Cylindrical
Glass Vessel Lid Diameter	Φ 205 mm
Jacketed Volume	600 ml
Dropping Funnel	500 ml
Temperature Range	-80℃ to 250 ℃
Temperature Measurement Accuracy	+/-1℃
Stirring Speed	0 to 450 rpm
Vacuum Degree	0.0098 Mpa
Power Consumption	90 W
Power Supply	220V/50Hz
Condenser Dimension (D×H)	60×450 mm
Dimensions (W×D×H)	330×410×1450 mm
Weight	26 kg

Features

Detachable condenser for maintenance

Strengthened borosilicate glass body

Heat-resistant sealing components

Modular ports for accessories

Space-saving compact footprint

FAQs

1. Does the Jacketed Glass Reactor allow simultaneous addition and stirring of materials?

Jacketed Glass Reactor is designed with multi-port access that enables material addition without interrupting stirring. This design allows researchers to maintain reaction conditions during gradual reagent introduction. The inclusion of a top lid with various openings ensures flexibility in experimental workflows. Stirring continues uninterrupted while additions are made, maintaining homogeneity. There is no need to pause or reconfigure setup between steps. This flexibility enhances reproducibility and reduces reaction time. The ports can be sealed individually when not in use. Researchers benefit from uninterrupted thermal and mixing conditions throughout processes.

2. Can the Jacketed Glass Reactor be used with sensitive or hazardous compounds?

The Jacketed Glass Reactor is engineered with materials that resist reactive and corrosive substances commonly found in chemical and pharmaceutical research. Its construction minimizes interaction between contents and reactor surfaces. The non-metallic contact components provide an inert pathway, making it suitable for unstable or sensitive mixtures. This minimizes contamination or degradation risks during extended use. Leak-resistant connections further protect operators and prevent escape of harmful vapors. These attributes make it suitable for volatile and temperature-sensitive research materials. Its design focuses on operational integrity under demanding laboratory tasks. Researchers handling complex compounds gain peace of mind with this setup.

3. Is the Jacketed Glass Reactor compatible with external data logging systems?

Jacketed Glass Reactor supports connectivity with external monitoring equipment for data acquisition. The embedded sensor ports allow real-time tracking of temperature and reaction parameters. Users can integrate data logging systems through available channels without altering core operations. This integration helps in mapping reaction profiles and optimizing research outcomes. The compatibility is helpful in regulated or academic labs where documentation is critical. Such setups also aid in long-term stability tests. Each parameter can be monitored externally without manual intervention. With this, researchers can maintain continuous observation throughout reaction cycles.

4. How does the Jacketed Glass Reactor support maintenance over long-term use?

The Jacketed Glass Reactor is built with accessible components that can be dismantled and cleaned without specialist tools. This modularity supports quick disassembly, especially during residue-sensitive experiments. Its detachable condenser and easy-release clamp system minimize downtime between test runs. Parts in contact with chemicals are constructed to resist buildup and staining. This makes maintenance schedules easier to manage and more reliable. The joints and seals are reinforced to handle repeat assembly cycles. Every user benefits from simplified upkeep, especially in multi-user environments. Long-term use does not compromise the reactor's reliability or cleanliness.

5. What safety features are present in the Jacketed Glass Reactor during operation?

The Jacketed Glass Reactor incorporates layered safety through pressure-resistant joints and fixed-loop buffering. The framework is reinforced to support the glass under stress without shifting. Clamp fittings secure the vessel firmly while stirring occurs. Safety is enhanced by an overflow pathway that prevents jacket fluid leakage. Its structural layout separates electrical units from heated areas, limiting short-circuit risks. Reagent handling ports are designed to reduce backflow or splashing. This makes the reactor safer for repetitive procedures involving heat and vacuum. The unit is developed with operational safety as a core function.

6. How does the Jacketed Glass Reactor manage condensation during continuous operation?

Jacketed Glass Reactor employs a vertically mounted condenser to handle vapor effectively over extended durations. The design promotes fluid channeling and prevents blockage in long operations. Its dimensioning supports surface area contact with vapor, aiding collection. This enables uninterrupted use without compromising recovery. Condensate drains through defined paths, lowering the chance of reflux overspill. Its vertical format allows gravity-assisted flow back into the vessel or external container. This ensures minimal loss and more effective material use. Extended reactions requiring moisture control benefit from its stable condensation management.