Laboratory Reactors

A Laboratory reactor is designed for the optimization and reproduction of various chemical reactions, dispersal, mixing, and homogenizing processes. Applications of laboratory reactors include mixing and drying powders, developing lotions and creams, fuel research, and fiber processing in liquids and polymers. Key considerations for laboratory reactors are primarily dependent on the types of reactions taking place (polymerization, hydrocracking, etc). Other considerations include flow rate, temperature range, volume, and pressure range.
CompanyParr Instrument CompanyParr Instrument Company
ItemFluidized Bed ReactorsSeries 4570 High Pressure/High Temperature Reactors
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Catalog Number54104571 / 4572 / 4575B / 4576B / 4577 / 4578 / 4575A / 4576A
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DescriptionParr Fluidized Bed Reactors are used extensively in the chemical process industries. The distinguishing feature of a fluidized bed reactor is that the solids bed or catalytic particles are supported by an up flow of gas. This reactor provides easy loading and removing of catalyst. This is ... Read MoreParr offers a number of different reactors in the 4570 and 4580 Series in a variety of sizes and with different mountings for operating pressures to 5000 psi (345 bar) and temperatures to 500 °C. All of these reactors have been designed with suitable valves, fittings and modifications to the vessel ... Read More
TypeFluidized BedCart or Floor Stand or Bench Top
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Temperature Rangeup to 600 °C500C
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