The laboratory reactor is a container used for chemical reactions, requiring simple operation, ease of use, lightweight structure, and ease of handling.

Features of Laboratory Reactor

1. Standard reactors typically use 8-M20 bolts for fastening, which require manually unscrewing each nut, a labor-intensive process. In contrast, quick-opening reactors utilize a sleeve and corresponding bolts for securing, allowing for quick removal by simply loosening each bolt a few turns to release the sleeve.

2.釜体物料取出：Conventional reactors require manual removal of the kettle lid with two hands first, then lifting and flipping the kettle body to pour out the material. In contrast, quick-opening reactors utilize a hand-cranked screw to easily lift the lid and rotate it 90 degrees, clearing space for the kettle body. Subsequently, use the hand-cranked column's worm screw to drive the worm gear, flipping the kettle body 135 degrees for material discharge.

3. The heating furnace can be easily mounted and dismounted in just 2 seconds. This allows the reactor body to cool in the air, shortening the reaction process time.

The above three tasks, a regular kettle cycle (excluding reaction time) takes at least 20-30 minutes, is labor-intensive, especially uncomfortable for the operator due to heat, and may even cause burns if not careful. In contrast, each cycle for a quick-opening kettle only takes a few minutes, is effortless, doesn't overheat, and ensures safety.