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产品名称：K式搪玻璃反應釜
别名：開式搪玻璃反應釜
所属类别：搪玻璃反應釜
产品规格：8000L \ 10000L \ 12500L \ 16000L
産品標准：國家一類二類三類壓力容器設計制造標准
産品用途：這種搪玻璃反應器主要用于大型化工和制藥實驗。這種搪玻璃反應器也適用于化工、制藥等中等大規模生産的精密工況。作爲水解、中和、結晶、混合、乳化的最佳設備，廣泛應用于化工、石油、醫藥、農藥、食品、染料等行業。

産品介紹：
開式搪玻璃反應釜是将含有高二氧化硅的搪玻璃釉料喷涂在钢制容器内表面，经合理的高温灼烧工艺而牢固地密着于金属表面上成为复合材料制品，罐盖与罐体可以分开的搪玻璃反應釜，之间放密封墊片后通过卡子一周固定。使用方便，易于维护和维修。它具有玻璃的稳定性和金属强度的双重优点，是一种优良的耐腐蚀化工设备，具有耐腐蚀、抗冲击、光滑美观、绝缘耐热、耐磨等可靠性能。搪玻璃反應釜等搪玻璃設備广泛地应用于化工、石油、医药、农药、食品、染料等工业生产过程，是水解、中和、结晶、混合、乳化等最理想的设备。

産品特點：
1、我们拥有美国ASME认证，欧洲PED认证。K型搪玻璃反应器是一种可分离的盖体组合式反应器。盖子用卡子固定在罐体上，之间由墊片进行密封。
2、该规格段的搪玻璃反應釜一般适用于大规模化工工艺。
3、由于盖子可以与罐体分开，所以该类型搪玻璃反應釜具有多种搅拌方式满足用户不同的工艺需求。
4、由于TJ09高端瓷釉，结合成熟的搪瓷技术，使得该类型開式搪玻璃反應釜具有显著的抗腐蚀、抗冲击和抗温度聚变等特性，经久耐用。
5、開式搪玻璃反應釜的生产工艺采用流水线技术，质量可靠。
6、该类型開式搪玻璃反應釜全部采用电炉烧成，瓷面清洁，不宜崩瓷。
7、公司拥有数十项搪玻璃設備生产技术，电炉规格齐全，搪烧不变形。
8、对搪玻璃反應釜表面除锈处理后，进行环保水性漆喷涂，使得产品更加美观大方。
9、太极搪玻璃反應釜畅销全中国，并已远销世界四十多个国家和地区。
10、我們可以根據用戶的需要設計和制造各種非標准搪玻璃反應器設備。

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