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    miniclave®

    Büchiglas miniclave® — Small Laboratory Pressure Reactor

    Büchiglas miniclave® is a laboratory pressure reactor system designed for chemical research and small-scale reactions. It allows the use of interchangeable reactor vessels made of glass, stainless steel, Hastelloy®, and PTFE, with safety features for reliable operation under pressure.

    ADVANTAGES

    APPLICATIONS

    TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

    ELECTRICAL HEATING

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    Advantages

    • Volumes from 100 to 300 ml
    • Operating pressure from −1 to +10 / 100 bar
    • Temperature range from −20 °C to +200 / 300 °C
    • Interchangeable glass and metal reactor vessels
    • High acid resistance of glass vessels
    • Visual process monitoring
    • Compact and modular design
    • Quick closure with a threaded nut
    • Wide range of accessories
    • Optional electrical heating with precise temperature control

    Applications

    • API synthesis
    • Biofuel and biomass research
    • Biopolymer and biorefinery research
    • Catalyst testing and evaluation
    • Corrosion testing
    • Crystallization
    • Hydrogenation
    • Nanoparticle synthesis
    • Petrochemical research
    • Polymerization
    • Process development
    • Zeolite synthesis

    Technical Specifications

    • Reactor volume: 100–300 ml
    • Pressure: −1 to +10 / 100 bar
    • Temperature: −20 °C to +200 / 300 °C
    • Materials: borosilicate glass 3.3, stainless steel, Hastelloy®, and PTFE
    • Cover ports: 4
    • Connections: Swagelok®, safety rupture disc, pressure gauge, and Pt100

    Electrical Heating

    A dedicated electrical heating jacket is available for fast and easy heating of the miniclave® reactor. The system enables reactor or jacket temperature control, FAST Adaptive Tuning (FAT), over-temperature shutdown, and automatic switch-off after the set operating time.

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