Laboratory reactors in customized designs

Laboratory reactors are systems for improving and reproducing chemical reaction, dispersion, homogenization and mixing processes on a laboratory scale. Thanks to their flexible design, they can be individually configured and thus optimally adapted to the respective field of application. Schmizo laboratory reactors are made of high-quality borosilicate glass.

Our laboratory reactors

They are available in single and double-walled versions as well as with an additional vacuum jacket and can be equipped with a bottom drain valve if required. In the pilot plant or kilo laboratory, our reactors are used in the following applications, for example:

  • Chemical Synthesis
  • Peptide synthesis
  • API synthesis
  • Cryogenic reaction
  • separation
  • Purification / Crystallization
  • Extraction / Evaporation
  • process development
  • Scale-up

What exactly are laboratory reactors?

A laboratory reactor is a scaled-down stirred tank reactor. It offers the same basic functions as a chemical reactor used for production purposes, but is mainly used in laboratories in the field of research and development.

Modern laboratory reactor systems are usually partially or fully automated to allow continuous monitoring and thus unattended overnight operation. They are usually installed in a fume hood to prevent the accumulation of explosive gas mixtures in the room air and to protect laboratory personnel from any toxic substances that may be released.

In contrast to production systems, glass reactors are preferred in the laboratory. The borosilicate glass used for this purpose is characterized by a low coefficient of thermal expansion and is therefore insensitive to sudden temperature fluctuations. Glass is also extremely resistant to acids, alkalis and high temperatures. At the same time, it offers a clear view of the processes taking place in the reactor at all times.

Specifications

Shape

  • Round bottom, cylindrical shape
  • Round bottom, extended shape
  • Flat bottom, cylindrical shape
  • Flat bottom, extended shape
  • round-bottom flasks

Size

Volumes range from 100 to 20,000 milliliters.

Lid opening

For the lid openings, you can choose from the following sizes:
  • DN 60
  • DN 100
  • DN 120
  • DN 150
  • DN 200

Flat flange type

SCHMIZO Flat Flange
Flanges SCHMIZO
DNID mmAD mm
606898
100105137
120120150
150150184
SCHOTT Laboratory Flange
Laborflansch SCHOTT
DNID mmAD mm
6059100
10096138
120118158
150141184
200199242

Tolerances by analogy to DURAN glass tubes.
DN = nominal width , ID = inner diameter, AD = outer diameter

Options for temperature control connections

Flat Flange / KF3
DNID mmAD mm
151528.6
252542.2
404057.4
505070
Spherical Joints (KS)
KSID mmAD mm
19/9919
29/151529

Other sizes by request

Srcewthread Tube
TypeID mmAD mm
GL14912
GL1812.416
GL2518.415822
SVL1512.416
SVL2218.422

On request also available with hose connections (AD 6 – 12 mm). All other kinds of flanges or connection systems by request.

Bottom drain valve (optional)

You need a bottom drain valve? You can configure this using the following parameters:
  • Passage: 10, 16, or 20 millimeters
  • Valve plunger made of PTFE (standard), optionally also available with sealing rings made of Kalrez or Viton
  • Optionally with integrated PT100 probe
  • With pneumatic opening mechanism on request

Individual reactor systems on request

For applications under special conditions such as high temperature, low temperature or high pressure, the glass reactor for the laboratory must always be specifically designed. We meet these different requirements by individual production according to your wishes and specifications.

Frequently asked questions on the subject of laboratory reactors

What are the different types of laboratory reactors?

The most important reactor types for the laboratory include stirred, mini- and high-pressure reactors. Schmizo reactors are available as single-walled, double-walled, or triple-walled reaction vessels in various designs.

What should be considered when selecting a glass reactor for the laboratory?

It is important to match the wall thickness of the reactor vessel to the expected operating pressure. However, you should not oversize, as thicker walls could make temperature control more difficult.

What are the basic functions of a laboratory reactor?

Like their large counterparts, laboratory reactors can:

  • temper
  • stir
  • inertize
  • evacuate
  • distill
  • dose

What accessories are available for the Schmizo laboratory reactor?

Our range of accessories extends from thermometers and temperature probes to pH and redox electrodes, coolers, dropping funnels and ground joint plugs. In addition, you will find stable table racks, special holders and floor racks.

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Sascha Ruch
Sacha Ruch

Verkaufsleiter
Schmizo AG






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    Schmizo AG






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