Jacketed Glass Reactor LJGR-T2017

Introduction

Jacketed Glass Reactor features a 5 jacket circulates thermal fluids to maintain stable temperatures. The reinforced glass lid ensures secure sealing during complex reactions and maintains structural integrity under varying conditions. Our Glass Reactor suits applications in research labs, pharmaceutical testing, and chemical synthesis.

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 supports advanced chemical synthesis, distillation, and concentration processes requiring precise temperature control. This reactor is ideal for university research, bio-pharmaceutical development, chemical engineering, and materials science applications.

Specifications

Glass Vessel Volume	5 L Cylindrical
Glass Vessel Lid Diameter	Φ 205 mm
Jacketed Volume	800 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)	330×410×1480 mm
Weight	28 kg

Features

Versatile reaction capacity design

High vacuum retention system

Enhanced mechanical support frame 

Efficient heat transfer jacket

Chemical-resistant joint fittings

FAQs

1. Can the Jacketed Glass Reactor be easily cleaned between different batch runs?

The Jacketed Glass Reactor offers wide access through its large vessel lid, allowing researchers to directly reach interior surfaces for thorough cleaning. This simplifies post-reaction procedures, especially in labs that handle various compounds. A clear cylindrical structure further assists with visual inspection during wash cycles. Residue buildup is easier to detect and remove due to this transparency. Cleaning fluids flow efficiently through the vessel geometry without obstruction. Cross-contamination between sequential reactions is minimized. Reduced prep time also means faster turnaround between experiments. Labs with changing workloads benefit from this cleanability.

2. What makes the Jacketed Glass Reactor suitable for volatile solvent recovery tasks?

The Jacketed Glass Reactor integrates a tall condenser to manage vapor return during solvent recovery without sacrificing workspace. Its vertical layout encourages rapid condensation of volatile substances without auxiliary equipment. This design is ideal for labs reclaiming costly solvents during heating applications. The condenser operates without continuous adjustment, improving consistency. Researchers working on high-purity solvent recovery gain control over vapor loss. Reaction flow remains stable even during solvent removal steps. Closed-loop vapor management is more efficient with this structure. The reactor helps conserve material while maintaining purity.

3. Can the Jacketed Glass Reactor be used for exothermic reactions?

The Jacketed Glass Reactor actively disperses heat via circulating liquid, reducing thermal spikes that often accompany exothermic reactions. Its glass build resists thermal stress while maintaining chemical transparency. This makes it suitable for handling vigorous or heat-generating reactions safely. The vessel shape helps distribute reaction heat evenly. Sudden thermal changes are buffered through the jacket fluid, maintaining a controlled interior environment. Heat-sensitive samples are less likely to degrade. Process safety is enhanced during energetically active protocols. Users gain added assurance when dealing with unpredictable reaction energy.

4. Can the Jacketed Glass Reactor support parallel experiment workflows in academic labs?

Jacketed Glass Reactor features a space-saving design that accommodates multiple setups within shared bench space. Its vertical form allows for efficient use in teaching labs or comparative studies. Multiple users can operate separate reactors without interference. Electrical compatibility and low power needs make it easy to install in group environments. Limited footprint ensures the reactor fits into tight lab layouts. Funnel and condenser structures do not require extra clearance. Academic teams benefit from having independent control in each unit. Workflow congestion is reduced when working with this design.

5. What safety advantages does the Jacketed Glass Reactor offer for academic training labs?

The Jacketed Glass Reactor includes a stable external loop buffer to keep fluid exchange steady and secure during handling. This design supports safe operation by preventing disconnection under pressure. The durable glass structure also shields users from reaction volatility. Full vessel visibility allows instructors to oversee student performance during lab exercises. Overflow risk is reduced by balanced internal volume. Components are arranged for intuitive handling by early-stage learners. Training labs benefit from the clarity and accessibility of the unit. Its build encourages safe experimentation without compromising function.

6. What kind of temperature control does the Jacketed Glass Reactor support during extended reactions?

Jacketed Glass Reactor allows thermal fluid circulation through its dual-layer structure, ensuring reliable thermal balance throughout long experiments. This setup supports reactions requiring gradual temperature transitions or prolonged heating and cooling. The double-walled jacket distributes heat uniformly across the entire vessel. It avoids hotspots that can affect sensitive materials during extended synthesis. The vessel’s structure ensures repeatability even in lengthy crystallization or reduction reactions. Research processes involving overnight thermal cycling are well supported. Reproducibility is improved when thermal swings are kept under control. The reactor encourages stable conditions for continuous reaction performance.