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News Release from: Supercritical Fluid Technologies | Subject: HPR Series
Edited by the Laboratorytalk Editorial
Team on 03 September 2007
Stirred reactors for high pressure
chemistry
Laboratory benchtop models suit applications where repetitive use makes convenience a necessity, such as catalytic studies, polymerisation, hydrogenation, oxidation, isomerisation, and dehydrogenation
Supercritical Fluid Technologies introduces the HPR series reactors, designed for researchers who are interested in performing pressurised chemical reactions in their laboratories Whether it is high pressure chemical synthesis or process development, the HPR Series is an excellent unit for those applications
This article was originally published on Laboratorytalk on 14 Jul 2006 at 8.00am (UK)
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Stirred reactors for high pressure chemistry
The HPR Series Reactors have been designed for researchers who are interested in performing pressurized chemical reactions in their laboratories
The reactors range in size from 50ml to eight litres and may be operated up to 690bar and 350C.
The reactors have a magnetically coupled impeller for optimal mixing.
All high pressure components are ASME rated and protected by a rupture disc for safe operation.
All sizes are supplied as ready-to-use instruments requiring only utility connections prior to operation.
The reactors are compact instruments that fit easily into a fume hood.
Their modular design makes it simple and cost-effective to alter the unit's basic configuration to adapt to new or evolving application needs.
All functions are controlled by an integrated processor with a full color touch screen: closed loop temperature control, closed loop speed control, pressure indication, over-temperature limit control, ramp/soak programming of temperature and mixer speed, and RS-232 communications port.
Options include vessel windows, additional ports, cooling coils, sample loops, and reagent addition modules.
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