Jacketed Glass Reactor LJGR-T2039

Introduction

Jacketed Glass Reactor features a 50 L cylindrical glass vessel, ideal for reactions under varied temperature conditions. The condenser unit improves vapour recovery, ensuring stable output during extended use. Its manual rotation allows the vessel body to turn left after lifting for safe pouring and easier cleaning. Our reactor supports synthesis, concentration, and distillation in research, pharmaceuticals, and material development.

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 used for chemical synthesis, extraction, and sample concentration under controlled thermal and mixing conditions. This supports uniform reactions, efficient solvent handling, and safe material processing.

Specifications

Glass Vessel Volume	50 L Cylindrical
Glass Vessel Lid Diameter	Φ 205 mm
Jacketed Volume	16000 ml
Dropping Funnel	2000 ml
Lifting Distance	740 mm
Vessel Body Rotation	Hand wheel turns left 150 degrees
Temperature Range	-80℃ to 250℃
Temperature Measurement Accuracy	+/-1℃
Stirring Speed	0 to 450 rpm
Vacuum Degree	0.098 Mpa
Stirring Motor Power	90 W
Lifting Motor Power	20 W
Power Consumption	160 W
Power Supply	220V/50Hz
Condenser Dimension (D×H)	Φ120×600 mm
Dimensions (W×D×H)	750×950×2950 mm
Weight	148 kg

Features

Wide temperature adaptability range

Stable hand-wheel vessel rotation

Smooth motorised vertical lift

Large capacity dropping funnel

Accurate digital temperature readout

FAQs

1. How does the Jacketed Glass Reactor support sensitive synthesis experiments requiring consistent temperature control?

Jacketed Glass Reactor is designed to support controlled environments for sensitive organic synthesis. The dual-layer structure allows fluid circulation through the jacket, helping maintain thermal balance across the reaction zone. Unlike single-wall setups, this design improves reproducibility by minimising exposure to fluctuating external temperatures. The integrated lifting and rotation systems help reduce interruption during stage transitions. By isolating the reaction material from direct heating elements, the reactor supports thermally responsive reactions with minimal degradation. Its condenser construction also supports vapour handling during long reaction runs. This setup supports consistent molecular interaction throughout the process. The reactor is ideal for laboratories dealing with controlled chemistry workflows.

2. What makes the Jacketed Glass Reactor easier to clean and discharge after batch processing?

Jacketed Glass Reactor offers thoughtful design elements to support efficient post-reaction workflow. The vessel can be rotated manually, allowing the contents to be safely poured without disassembly. This rotation is only accessible after the lifting mechanism raises the top-mounted units, preventing accidental movement during operation. It reduces contact with hazardous residues and enables quicker transitions between processes. Unlike fixed-vessel systems, this flexibility enhances operational safety and workflow speed. With the vessel fully tilted, the internal surface is easier to access for washdown or inspection. It also reduces the need for external pumping or transfer equipment. The design simplifies maintenance routines across high-throughput lab schedules.

3. Is the Jacketed Glass Reactor reliable for extended reaction batches involving intensive mixing?

The Jacketed Glass Reactor is built for endurance during time-intensive lab operations that involve complex mixing stages. Its structural layout includes a stirring unit that works consistently under load without generating disruptive vibration. This improves mixture uniformity and prevents build-up around the vessel walls. During long batch cycles, the ability to maintain system balance ensures both reaction reliability and equipment lifespan. The upright structure also supports vertical heat and vapour movement, which benefits reactions running over multiple hours. Unlike less-stable systems, this unit offers the mechanical integrity needed for repeated cycles. The overall frame remains stable under consistent torque. It is well-suited for academic and industrial research facilities alike.

4. Why is the Jacketed Glass Reactor suitable for handling various batch sizes in flexible lab workflows?

Jacketed Glass Reactor supports a wide range of experimental volumes without the need for full-capacity operation each time. The liftable upper frame allows easy insertion and removal of intermediate flasks, making it adaptable for various workflow sizes. Unlike fixed-lid designs, this flexibility is especially helpful when scaling protocols up or down. The rotating vessel provides direct access during transfers, without the need for extra fittings. This saves lab staff time while setting up or changing materials between runs. With clear structure and intuitive adjustment points, the system promotes confident handling. Its layout also supports training of new staff due to straightforward operation. The system encourages flexible laboratory use.

5. Can the Jacketed Glass Reactor safely handle volatile solvents during active chemical reactions?

The Jacketed Glass Reactor includes design features that assist with handling solvents prone to vapour loss or instability. The integrated condenser unit helps return evaporated materials back into the system, reducing exposure and waste. This also supports controlled pressure conditions within the chamber during reactive stages. The structure resists temperature fluctuations that may trigger unexpected volatility. By maintaining system stability and containment, the reactor helps prevent unwanted solvent escape. The vessel’s build supports closed-system chemistry for safety and consistency. Rotational access after operation allows quick emptying with limited exposure. This makes the unit a suitable choice for solvent-intensive workflows.

6. How does the Jacketed Glass Reactor support researchers working on pilot-scale development and formulation trials?

Jacketed Glass Reactor is built with structural stability and flexible configuration in mind, making it an ideal fit for pilot-scale research. It provides large working space and ease of access for adjusting key components during live experiments. Unlike smaller-scale benchtop models, this reactor accommodates multiple support systems without crowding. The vertical frame supports modular component mounting, including feed lines and additional sensors. The adjustable lift and turning functions simplify multi-step experimental processes. This is particularly useful in settings where formulation or process testing is evolving. It brings greater control to trials before full-scale production. The system bridges bench research with industrial scale-up studies.