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Used 300l in Hiroshima, Japan

  • 300L with jacket stirring tank

    300L with jacket stirring tank

      Total volume: 300L SUS made casters Satake stirrer 0.4KW 200V With jacket Rotation speed: 120rpm

      Kure, Japan
    • Agitation tank Tank/Reaction vessel

      Agitation tank Tank/Reaction vessel

        With stirrer 0.2KW 200V Bottom reverse R type Cleaned and operation checked

        Kure, Japan
      • Agitation tank Tank/Reaction vessel

        Agitation tank Tank/Reaction vessel

        • Manufacturer: 親和エンジ製

        Made of SUS, cleaned and operation checked Where to use: Chemical factory Food factory Feed and fertilizer factory Water treatment plant | Whole picture: 300L Cylindrical vertical type without jacket | Stirrer: 0...

        Kure, Japan
      • Water tank

        Water tank

          Where to use: Chemical plant Food plant Feed and fertilizer plant Environmental recycling plant Crushed stone plant Water treatment plant | Whole picture: 300L tank Water pump 11KW 200V SUS tank

          Kure, Japan

        Overview

        Reactors are specialized vessels designed to facilitate chemical reactions under controlled conditions. They are used in various industries, including chemical manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, and petrochemicals. Reactors come in different types, such as batch reactors, continuous reactors, and catalytic reactors, each tailored to specific processes and requirements.

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