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    miniclave drive®

    Büchiglas miniclave drive® — Laboratory Pressure Reactor

    Büchiglas miniclave drive® is a compact, versatile laboratory pressure reactor with a magnetic agitator drive, designed for small-scale reactions. It uses interchangeable metal reactor vessels and enables safe operation under high pressure. The magnetic drive provides efficient mixing and excellent heat transfer.

    ADVANTAGES

    APPLICATIONS

    TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

    Advantages

    • Volumes of 100, 200, and 300 ml
    • Operating pressure up to 150 bar
    • Temperature range from −20 °C to +300 °C
    • Interchangeable reactor vessels made of stainless steel and Hastelloy®
    • Magnetic agitator drive for efficient mixing and high torque
    • Quick opening and closing of the reactor without tools
    • Modular design allowing future modifications and upgrades
    • High acid resistance
    • Optional electrical heating and water cooling
    • Wide range of accessories and measurement and control systems

    Applications

    • Hydrogenation
    • Polymerization
    • Chemical synthesis
    • Catalyst testing and evaluation
    • Catalytic reactions
    • Crystallization
    • Petrochemical research
    • Corrosion testing
    • Biomass, biopolymer, and biofuel research
    • Biorefineries
    • Zeolite synthesis
    • Nanoparticle synthesis

    Technical Specifications

    • Volume: 100–300 ml
    • Pressure: −1 bar (full vacuum) to +150 bar
    • Temperature: −20 °C to +300 °C
    • Materials: borosilicate glass 3.3, stainless steel, and Hastelloy®
    • Vessels: Type 3 and Type 3E, with jacketed temperature control or electrical heating
    • Agitation: Cyclone 075 dc magnetic drive with integrated magnetic coupling and precise speed control
    • Standard equipment: quick-closing safety system, Pt100, pressure gauge, safety rupture disc, and valves
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