HNZXIB
HNZXIB 0.5L High Pressure Reactor 500ml laboratory supply
A 500 ml stainless-steel pressure reactor rated for 22 MPa and 300 °C with a static seal that prevents leakage
- TypePressure Reactor
- Capacity500ml
- 500 ml capacity fits small-scale experiments
- Static-seal design prevents leakage during reactions
- Withstands 22 MPa (220 bar) operating pressure
- Rated for 300 °C (572 °F) internal temperature
- Stainless steel body resists chemical corrosion
500 ml High-Pressure Reactor
The HNZXIB 0.5 L vessel is a new stainless-steel autoclave rated for 22 MPa (220 bar) and 300 °C (572 °F). It uses a bolted flat-cover design with a gasket or line-contact seal to achieve leak-free containment for small-scale chemical reactions.
Suits labs running batch syntheses at high
Teams needing continuous-flow operation, larger volumes, or automated sampling should consider other equipment because this unit is a static-seal batch reactor with a fixed 500 ml capacity and manual bolt closure.
Pressure gauge and needle valve included
The fitted gauge lets operators monitor internal pressure in real time while the needle valve provides controlled venting or inert-gas charging without breaking the seal, supporting safer pressurised workflows.
Highlights
- 500 ml capacity fits small-scale experiments
- Static-seal design prevents leakage during reactions
- Withstands 22 MPa (220 bar) operating pressure
- Rated for 300 °C (572 °F) internal temperature
- Stainless steel body resists chemical corrosion
Specifications
| Type | Pressure Reactor |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 500ml |
Questions about this item
What external heating system is needed to reach the 300 °C operating temperature?
An external heater capable of 350 °C maximum with a PID controller and a ramp rate no faster than 5 °C per minute is required.
Can the 500 ml vessel be mounted on an existing magnetic stirrer hotplate?
The flat stainless-steel cover and flange bolt pattern are not described as compatible with standard stirrer hotplates; a dedicated support frame or mantle is recommended.
How do I verify the reactor holds pressure after assembly?
Pressurise to the 22 MPa / 220 bar rating and watch the fitted pressure gauge; a steady reading with no drop confirms the gasket seal is working.
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