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Jacketed Reactors (Non-Lifting)
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A jacketed glass reactor has multiple layers that give users the ability to control temperatures. Starting with a single jacketed glass reactor, which has one additional layer of glass, allows users to create a broad temperature range. Perfect for users who only need to keep something “warm” or “cold” rather than maintaining a constant, precise temperature. While a double jacketed reactor has two additional layers, with the outermost layer a vacuum insulated jacket. This extra layer keeps the reactor insulated and better controls precise temperatures.
What makes up a "glass batch reactor?"
Usually a glass batch reactor does not have continuous flow of new material being input. This means once the reaction is started in the batch reactor, there will not be another reaction performed until the first is finished and the vessel is emptied, cleaned, and reloaded.
Does a glass batch reactor have anything different about it?
A glass batch reactor does not need a motor to lift the lid or tilt the vessel as most reaction done in a glass batch reactor are simple, temperature controlled experiments that do not require extensive cleaning or removal of solids like a rector with a lift would use.
What is a glass batch reactor mounted on?
Instead of a lifting frame, a glass batch reactor is mounted on a sturdy stainless steel scaffold that holds everything firmly in place but does not have any adjustable lifting capabilities since they are not needed.
Is a glass batch reactor more or less expensive?
A glass batch reactor will often cost less than their lifting counterparts of the same size since a batch reactor will not need any additional features or upgrades.
