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Used 75 in Japan

  • 1992 Takasago Chemical 10000L

    1992 Takasago Chemical 10000L

    • Manufacturer: Takasago Chemical

    Material: Wetted parts: SUS304 Not explosion-proof

    Hiroshima, Japan
  • 2005 Takasago Chemical 4000L

    2005 Takasago Chemical 4000L

    • Manufacturer: Takasago Chemical

    Material: Wetted parts: SUS316 (coil: SUS316) Motor stored separately Drawings available

    Hiroshima, Japan
  • GL reactor 100L

    GL reactor 100L

      Capacity: 100L Jacketed and agitated *The insulation is currently being removed to confirm the nameplate. The nameplate and documentation were not found, so details are unknown.

      Hiroshima, Japan
    • 1997 Noma Kikan 4000L

      1997 Noma Kikan 4000L

      • Manufacturer: Noma Kikan

      Material: Wetted parts SUS316 (coil: SUS316). Motor stored separately (d2G4 explosion-proof). Drawings available.

      Hiroshima, Japan

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