Jacketed Glass Reactor LJGR-T2029

Introduction

Jacketed Glass Reactor features a 10 experimentation.

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 widely used in laboratories, pharmaceutical research, chemical engineering, and academic institutions. It performs controlled chemical reactions such as synthesis, distillation, and concentration.

Specifications

Glass Vessel Volume	10 L Cylindrical
Glass Vessel Lid Diameter	Φ 265 mm
Jacketed Volume	3000 ml
Dropping Funnel	1000 ml
Temperature Range	-80℃ to 250℃
Temperature Measurement Accuracy	+/-1℃
Stirring Speed	0 to 1400 rpm
Vacuum Degree	0.098 Mpa
Power Consumption	120 W
Power Supply	220V/50Hz
Condenser Dimension (D×H)	100×600 mm
Dimensions (W×D×H)	780×550×1870 mm
Weight	49 kg

Features

Quiet operation motor housing

Easy-remove lid design

Variable speed control

Durable scratch-resistant glass

Spill-proof feed opening

FAQs

1. How does the Jacketed Glass Reactor maintain stable temperature during prolonged reactions?

The Jacketed Glass Reactor uses a dual-layer jacket system where a temperature-controlled fluid circulates continuously around the inner vessel. This circulation allows the reactor to sustain a steady and uniform temperature for extended periods, essential for sensitive chemical processes. The design minimizes temperature fluctuations that can otherwise disrupt reaction outcomes. This consistent thermal environment supports applications requiring careful heat management, such as material synthesis and distillation. The continuous heat exchange between the circulating fluid and the reaction mixture ensures that thermal conditions remain balanced throughout. Additionally, the robust construction of the glass jacket contributes to heat retention and transfer efficiency. This stability ultimately promotes reproducible and reliable experimental results. Researchers benefit from this controlled environment to confidently conduct complex reactions.

2. What safety features protect the Jacketed Glass Reactor during vacuum operations?

Jacketed Glass Reactor incorporates advanced sealing technologies, combining and fluororubber materials, to maintain a secure vacuum-tight environment throughout the reaction process. These double seals prevent air ingress and minimize the risk of leaks, which is critical for maintaining system integrity under reduced pressure conditions. The vacuum stability safeguards the purity of reactions sensitive to atmospheric exposure. Additionally, the reactor’s glass body is designed to withstand pressure changes without cracking or deforming, ensuring structural safety during vacuum cycles. The secure connections and robust seals also help reduce contamination risks, enhancing experimental reliability. These safety measures allow the reactor to be safely operated in demanding research or production settings. Overall, the vacuum integrity is maintained without compromising the performance or safety of the system. This design ensures operator confidence and equipment durability.

3. How does the design of the dropping funnel enhance the functionality of the Jacketed Glass Reactor?

The Jacketed Glass Reactor features a generously sized dropping funnel that permits controlled and gradual addition of reagents during ongoing reactions. This design is vital for processes where sudden reagent introduction could cause unwanted temperature spikes or disrupt reaction kinetics. The funnel’s capacity allows researchers to add larger volumes safely while maintaining precise control over the reaction environment. It integrates seamlessly with the reactor setup, ensuring that additions can be made without stopping agitation or heat circulation. This continuous operation capability improves process efficiency and reduces downtime. The funnel’s placement also facilitates easy observation and monitoring of reagent flow. Its design ensures that material introduction is safe, steady, and well-coordinated with other reaction parameters. This feature is particularly useful in multi-step synthesis or titration experiments.

4. Can the Jacketed Glass Reactor be used for reactions involving corrosive chemicals?

The Jacketed Glass Reactor is constructed from high-grade borosilicate glass, renowned for its chemical resistance to a wide variety of aggressive substances. This material choice allows it to handle corrosive reagents without risk of degradation, contamination, or glassware damage. The durability of the glass extends the lifespan of the reactor even when used in harsh chemical environments common to pharmaceutical, petrochemical, and metallurgical research. Its corrosion resistance maintains the purity of chemical processes by preventing unwanted reactions with the vessel material. The reactor is suitable for applications requiring long-term exposure to reactive compounds. This capability enables broader use across different scientific disciplines. The robust glass structure also contributes to thermal resistance, enhancing safety and reliability during high-temperature processes. Overall, the reactor is engineered to meet demanding chemical resistance requirements without sacrificing performance.

5. What role does the upgraded support base play in the performance of the Jacketed Glass Reactor?

The upgraded support base of the Jacketed Glass Reactor is designed to significantly reduce mechanical vibrations that may occur during operation. By absorbing and dampening vibrations, it protects delicate glass components from stress or damage, which is essential for preserving the integrity of the system. This stability also improves the consistency of stirring and temperature control by preventing unwanted oscillations that can interfere with reaction conditions. The sturdy base ensures the reactor remains firmly positioned on the workspace, enhancing operator safety. It also minimizes the risk of experimental errors caused by fluctuations in agitation or heat transfer. The support base’s design contributes to extending the longevity of the reactor by reducing wear on moving parts. This feature ultimately allows researchers to carry out long-term experiments with greater confidence in equipment reliability. Such mechanical stability is crucial in laboratory and industrial settings alike.

6. How does the Jacketed Glass Reactor support accurate temperature monitoring during reactions?

The Jacketed Glass Reactor includes a temperature measurement system that continuously tracks both the circulating jacket fluid and the contents inside the reaction vessel. This dual monitoring allows for a comprehensive understanding of thermal conditions within the system. Accurate temperature data helps researchers detect and correct deviations promptly, maintaining optimal reaction environments. Sensors are strategically positioned to ensure responsive and reliable readings, which are vital for temperature-sensitive syntheses or distillations. This feature supports tight thermal control, essential for reproducible results in scientific and industrial applications. Real-time temperature feedback enables fine adjustments to heating or cooling inputs, preserving reaction stability. The reactor’s design integrates this monitoring seamlessly without disrupting operational flow. Consequently, users can trust that the reaction conditions remain within desired parameters throughout the process.