Enamel reactor leakage reasons and treatment methods, enamel reactor used in a wide range of industries, some need atmospheric pressure, some need high pressure, and need negative pressure, no matter what kind of guarantee enamel reactor sealing is very k... View More>>

Nowadays, waste recycling is advocated. In order to reduce costs, many suppliers deceive buyers by shoddy or old as new. For equipment such as enamel reactors, the old and new ones are naturally effective. It's not the same, so how do we judge the old and... View More>>

What is the thickness of the enamel layer of the enamel reactor?... View More>>

Stainless steel reaction kettle, also known as stirring pot, is made of stainless steel. It is an instrument often used in chemical laboratories. It is mainly used for heating, dissolving or uniform chemical reaction in the setting container to make it fu... View More>>

Glass-lined reactors have a great demand in the market. Because the demand is very large, some people will want to know the price of the equipment and other issues. What are the factors that affect the price of the equipment?... View More>>

Enamel agitator is a kind of wearing parts of enamel equipment, a good agitator has a long service life under the same conditions of use. The stirrer produced by our company is fired in a special electric furnace, and has undergone strict thickness measur... View More>>

In industrial production, enamel reaction kettle is a commonly used production reaction vessel and plays a pivotal role. Now let's take a look at a special form of enamel reactor - half-pipe enamel reactor.... View More>>

Glass-lined reactor is a chemical reaction container used for mixing materials and chemical reactions. In order for everyone to use it better, today I will tell you about the precautions for the stirring of glass-lined reactor... View More>>

The glass-lined reactor must be properly installed to ensure the normal operation of the equipment... View More>>

The enamel reaction tank is made of glass containing high silica, lined on the inner surface of a steel container, and then burned at a high temperature to firmly adhere to the metal surface to become a composite product.... View More>>