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Custom Stainless Steel Reactor Vessel with Integrated Motor-Driven Pump Assembly

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Serial No.: 50785. Manufactured: 2006. Maximum Allowable Working Pressure (MAWP) for the vessel is 50 PSI at 375°F. Jacket MAWP is 15 PSI at 375°F. Vessel volume is approximately 43 liters. The reactor is mounted on a stainless steel frame with locking casters. The unit includes a green motor-driven pump assembly for fluid circulation. Voltage, frequency, power consumption, fuse rating, and software version are not specified or visible.
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Description
Serial No.: 50785. Manufactured: 2006. Maximum Allowable Working Pressure (MAWP) for the vessel is 50 PSI at 375°F. Jacket MAWP is 15 PSI at 375°F. Vessel volume is approximately 43 liters. The reactor is mounted on a stainless steel frame with locking casters. The unit includes a green motor-driven pump assembly for fluid circulation. Voltage, frequency, power consumption, fuse rating, and software version are not specified or visible.
Technical Data
Model: N/A Serial Number: 50785 Voltage: N/A Frequency: N/A Power Consumption: N/A Fuse Rating: N/A Software Version: N/A Configuration: Reactor vessel with integrated motor-driven pump assembly mounted on stainless steel frame with casters. Manufacturing Year: 2006
Voltage
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Reactor vessel with integrated motor-driven pump assembly mounted on stainless steel frame with casters.
Manufacturing Year
2006
Accessories
Integrated motor-driven pump assembly, Stainless steel frame with locking casters
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Product description

Stainless steel custom reactor vessel for 50 PSI, 375°F, with integrated pump and mobile stainless frame.

This custom stainless steel reactor vessel is engineered for high-pressure and high-temperature bioprocessing and molecular diagnostics applications. It features a maximum allowable working pressure (MAWP) of 50 PSI at 375°F for the vessel and 15 PSI at 375°F for the jacket, making it suitable for critical biomanufacturing and synthetic biology workflows requiring precise fluid control.

  • Constructed with durable stainless steel to ensure chemical resistance and longevity.
  • Equipped with an integrated motor-driven pump assembly facilitating continuous fluid circulation, essential for maintaining homogeneity in bioprocess reactors and biomedical engineering systems.
  • Mounted on a stainless steel frame with locking casters for portable use in laboratory or pilot-scale environments, supporting flexibility in cell culture and live-cell imaging bioreactors.
  • Vessel volume approximately 43 liters, suited for mid-scale bioprocessing operations and essential in gene editing and molecular cloning experiment pipelines.
  • Serial number 50785; manufactured in 2006. Electrical specifications such as voltage, frequency, and power consumption are unspecified.

This reactor vessel setup is widely adopted in biotechnology research and biopharmaceutical production pipelines requiring reliable high-pressure reactor vessels with integrated fluid circulation systems. Its design supports advanced synthetic biology experiments and molecular diagnostics workflows that necessitate controlled temperature and pressure environments.

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Last updated 19 October 2026