Laboratory reactor PressureSyn
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laboratory reactor
laboratory reactor
laboratory reactor
laboratory reactor
laboratory reactor
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Applications
laboratory
Configuration
compact
Temperature
heating

Description

PressureSyn – High Safety Reactor: Asynt has collaborated with The University of Nottingham to bring their expertise & respect for the safety aspects of working at high pressure in the laboratory to the general market in the form of PressureSyn; an accessible benchtop scale high pressure reactor, with novel safety features built-in. Why is PressureSyn so unique? With a vessel volume of 125 mL, maximum working pressure of 180 bar and temperature of 200 °C with heating via any hotplate & stirring via magnetic flea, what’s significant about PressureSyn is the unique safety key & locking clamp mechanism that does not allow the vessel cover to be removed whilst any pressure remains in the system. Every safety key & clamp are unique therefore ensuring that it cannot be undone with a spare, and include features which automatically release any residual pressure prior to removing the cover. This high-safety single laboratory pressure reactor also features a double pressure relief system with both a bursting disk & pressure relief valve. PressureSyn laboratory pressure reactors are designed to work on any magnetic hotplate stirrer; a special DrySyn adapter plate allows the secure placement of the reactors on the hotplate stirrer; together with enhanced temperature transfer and the ability to control external temperature from a standard 3 mm thermocouple. Designed, manufactured & tested in the UK, from traceable certificated 316 stainless steel. Maximum working pressure of 180 bar & 200 °C

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