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搪玻璃反應釜符合GMP生产要求的原因

返回列表 来源：搪瓷反應釜_搪玻璃反應罐_搪玻璃反應釜_搪玻璃設備_搪瓷設備_淄博太极工业搪瓷有限公司发布日期： 2020.09.10

　　搪玻璃反應釜是一种化工行业常用的反应设备，从而该设备的各方面性能条件都是非常严苛的，但也正因为如此使其符合GMP（药品生产质量管理规范）的生产要求。看到这里，可能很多人会非常惊讶，为何这种反应釜设备会符合药品生产的要求呢。其实这是因为：
　　1、结构简单，表面光洁，易清洗，装有物料的设备要封闭，避免敞口，与物料直接接触的搪玻璃反應釜内壁应光滑、平整，避免死角，易清洗，耐腐蚀。这些都是搪玻璃設備的特性。
　　2、與物料直接接觸的反應釜應采用不與其物料發生化學反應、不釋出微粒、不吸附物料的材料，這些要求反應釜都可以滿足。
　　3、搪玻璃反應釜具有传动部件密封良好，防止润滑油、冷却剂的泄漏造成对原料、半成品、产品的污染。
　　4、反應釜可以經常清洗，並且設備上面裝有配套的相關儀表、計量准確，可以進行溫度等的調節控制穩定可靠。
　　所以可以看出搪玻璃反應釜能够符合GMP的生产要求，则侧面说明该产品的生产质量被把控的多么严格，从而大家在选购该反应釜设备的时候不用过于担心其产品质量。但还是要注意避免上当受骗而购买劣质产品。

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