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Used heating in Japan

  • Oil storage tank

    Oil storage tank

      Where to use: Chemical factory Food factory Feed and fertilizer factory Environmental recycling factory | Whole picture: Heating tank with 2000L SUS jacket

      Kure, Japan
    • Square tank

      Square tank

        Total volume: 3000L heating tank SUS square tank Application: storage tank heating / heating tank

        Kure, Japan
      • 2007 Hot water tank

        2007 Hot water tank

        • Manufacturer: KIYOMOTO

        800φ x 1,000H closed type With heating coil and float With drawings

        Kure, Japan
      • Jacketed agitation tank

        Jacketed agitation tank

        • Manufacturer: Made by Imai Ironworks

        Nominal capacity: 3m3 Full water capacity: (2.6m3) SUS cylindrical vertical heating and agitating tank Jacketed

        Kure, Japan
      • Jacketed agitation tank

        Jacketed agitation tank

          Nominal capacity: 4m3 Full water capacity: (3.8m3) SUS cylindrical vertical heating and agitating tank SUS304 with jacket

          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.

        FAQ

        What factors should I consider when purchasing a used reactor?

        Consider the reactor’s type, size, material of construction, and its previous usage history. Also, check for any signs of wear, corrosion, or damage, and ensure it meets the required specifications for your application.

        How can I ensure the safe shipping of a reactor?

        Hire a transport service experienced in handling heavy and sensitive industrial equipment. Ensure the reactor is properly cleaned, secured, and protected during transit to avoid any damage.

        What is the maintenance schedule for a reactor?

        Regular maintenance includes inspecting for leaks, checking pressure and temperature gauges, and ensuring all safety systems are operational. Periodically, conduct thorough inspections and cleaning as per the manufacturer’s guidelines.