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Used Glass Lined Reactors in New South Wales, Australia

  • 1988 De Dietrich Mixing Batch

    1988 De Dietrich Mixing Batch Reactors

    • used

    • Manufacturer: De Dietrich

    Glass Lined Jacketed Mixing Batch Reactor, Capacity: 2,500Lt Unit is a glass-lined jacketed mixing batch reactor with stainless steel pop-riveted insulation. Unit is complete with Carbone Lorraine graphite conden...

    Sydney, Australia
  • 1988 De Dietrich Mixing Batch

    1988 De Dietrich Mixing Batch Reactors

    • used

    • Manufacturer: De Dietrich

    Glass Lined Jacketed Mixing Batch Reactor, Capacity: 4,000Lt Unit is a glass-lined jacketed mixing batch reactor with stainless steel pop-riveted insulation. Unit is complete with Carbone Lorraine graphite conden...

    Sydney, Australia

Overview

Glass lined reactors are specialized manufacturing vessels used primarily in the chemical, pharmaceutical, and food processing industries. These reactors feature a glass lining that provides excellent corrosion resistance and durability, making them ideal for handling highly reactive and corrosive materials. They are designed to maintain the purity of substances and ensure safe, efficient reactions under various temperature and pressure conditions.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used glass lined reactor?

Check for any chips or cracks in the glass lining, verify the reactor's age, and review maintenance records. Ensure it meets your specific volume and pressure requirements.

How do I ensure the glass lined reactor is shipped safely to my location?

Use a specialized shipping service that handles delicate and heavy equipment. Ensure the reactor is properly secured and cushioned to prevent damage during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for a glass lined reactor?

Regular maintenance includes inspecting the glass lining for damage, checking seals and gaskets, and ensuring all connections are secure. Follow the manufacturer’s guidelines for detailed maintenance procedures.