Jacketed Glass Reactor LJGR-T2015

Introduction

Jacketed Glass Reactor features a 30 synthesis and thermal processing across research workflows. The dual-layer jacket maintains consistent internal temperatures by circulating heating or cooling fluids. Its solid charging port allows quick addition of material batches without interrupting ongoing reactions. Our reactor is used in pharmaceutical extraction, pilot-scale distillation, and petroleum compound 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 supports thermal regulation for synthesis, distillation, and crystallization processes. This ensures stable reaction conditions for compound extraction, solvent recovery, and temperature-sensitive applications.

Specifications

Glass Vessel Volume	30 L Cylindrical
Dropping Funnel Volume	2000 mL
Dropping Funnel Interface	40/38
Glass Vessel Flange	Φ 215 mm
Glass Vessel Opening OD	Φ 265 mm
Glass Material	3.3 Borosilicate
Bottom Valve ID	Φ 21 mm
Jacket Interface	35 mm
Jacket Interface Pressure Limit	Less than or equal to 0.03 Mpa
Circulation Hose Connection Port	Rc3/4
Glass Vessel Lid Openings	6
Center Opening of Lid	50 mm
Side Opening of Lid	34/35, 35 mm, 40/38, S51, S51
Seal Ring on Vessel Lid	Φ264×Φ220×3
Drain Port Ground Clearence	360 mm
Stirring Speed	50 to 500 rpm
Support Parts for Stirrer
Condenser Interface	40/38
Condenser Area	0.234 m2
Solid Charging Port	80 mm
Liquid Collection Tray	Optional
Receiving Bottle	Optional
Power Consumption	180 W
Dimensions (W×D×H)	825×720×2090 mm

Features

Quick release fastening joints

Stable multi-point grounding base

Extended neck coupling ports

Spill-controlled transfer zone

Vertical condenser mounting slot

FAQs

1. Can the Jacketed Glass Reactor be used without attaching the optional collection tray?

Jacketed Glass Reactor operates effectively with or without the collection tray, as it’s not structurally dependent on it. Customers who don't require drip recovery during transfers can choose to omit it entirely. The base design ensures stability and cleanliness even without the tray attached. This flexibility helps in minimizing space or cleaning requirements for certain protocols. Its drain port remains fully functional regardless of tray inclusion. For users who prioritize compact setups or specific waste disposal methods, the omission presents no compromise. That way, labs can scale features based on actual workflow rather than default configurations.

2. Does the Jacketed Glass Reactor require external insulation during low-temp operations?

The Jacketed Glass Reactor includes insulated hose connections to reduce thermal shock, but customers often ask if full vessel insulation is necessary. While the built-in design slows down ambient heat gain, very low temperature applications may benefit from added external wraps. This is especially useful when sub-zero circulators are running for extended durations. However, the reactor can function without extra insulation in moderate cooling processes. The borosilicate body handles thermal contraction well without cracking risks. Whether or not to insulate externally depends on cooling intensity and lab temperature. design provides the choice without forcing additional equipment purchases.

3. Can the Jacketed Glass Reactor be cleaned thoroughly without disassembling the vessel?

The Jacketed Glass Reactor is often chosen by customers who prefer minimal disassembly during cleaning cycles. Its open-top structure and multiple access ports allow users to rinse and clean the interior efficiently without removing the vessel from the frame. For many compounds, a basic flush with compatible solvents is enough to clear residues. The reactor also supports the use of internal cleaning brushes if required. This is particularly helpful in multi-run labs that cannot afford extended downtimes. Customers appreciate that cleanup doesn't require tool-assisted disassembly. It saves time and prevents misalignment or stress on glass fittings.

4. Is there a risk of glass damage when connecting external hoses to the Jacketed Glass Reactor ?

The Jacketed Glass Reactor includes buffered hose interfaces that absorb stress when attaching or detaching circulation lines. Still, buyers sometimes worry about hairline cracks from repeated use. design includes insulated connection ports that reduce direct mechanical pressure on the glass jacket. The hose fittings are positioned to guide movement away from fragile points. This lowers the risk of sideward torque during setup or disconnection. Operators do not need to support the jacket manually while attaching hoses. That structural support is built in. Over time, this design choice significantly reduces accidental fractures from daily handling.

5. Can the Jacketed Glass Reactor maintain stirring stability when handling heavier mixtures?

Jacketed Glass Reactor is frequently used in reactions involving viscous or particle-laden fluids, and customers often ask whether the stirring system remains stable under load. The unit’s motor and stirring support can handle moderate resistance without slippage or jamming. Its coupling prevents direct stress on the vessel’s central shaft. This means even gel-forming reactions or heavy slurry preparations don’t disturb uniform mixing. The stirring mechanism is engineered to hold torque without sudden shifts in direction. This reduces mechanical wear and protects the batch contents from inconsistent agitation. For demanding mixtures, this consistent control is essential.

6. Is the Jacketed Glass Reactor suitable for use in shared or multi-user lab environments?

The Jacketed Glass Reactor is often installed in shared research labs, and customers frequently ask whether it's suitable for multi-user handling. Its build supports daily setup and reconfiguration by different users without degrading key components. The controls, ports, and vessel orientation are clearly marked to avoid confusion or misuse. Cleaning between users is simple, with easy drain access and open-top visibility. The structure also minimizes accidental tampering, which is crucial in academic and rotational research spaces. design helps labs maintain a safe, modular workflow. That reliability makes it a solid choice for rotating team environments.