Used 0-499 Gallon Stainless Steel Reactors
Browse Aaron Equipment's inventory of used 0-499 gallon stainless steel reactors. Stainless steel reactors are used in various industries for chemical reactions, mixing, and processing. Their key features include durability, corrosion resistance, and ease of cleaning. If you are looking to sell your used stainless steel reactors submit a request online or contact Erik Eichert at 630-238-7480.
Your Guide To Understanding Industrial Stainless Steel Reactors
In industrial processing, stainless steel reactors play a crucial role. They are essential in numerous industries, including chemical manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, and food processing. But before investing in new equipment, it's worth considering using stainless steel reactors. Not only can they be more cost-effective, but they can also be just as reliable as brand-new units if chosen wisely. This article will guide you through everything you need about used stainless steel reactors.
What Are Stainless Steel Reactors?
Stainless steel reactors are vessels designed to facilitate chemical reactions. They are constructed from stainless steel and are known for their durability, corrosion resistance, and ability to handle high-pressure conditions. These reactors are widely used in industries that require precise control over reaction conditions, such as temperature and pressure.
Why Stainless Steel Material For Reactors?
Stainless steel is favored for reactors due to its robust properties. It can withstand harsh chemical environments without corroding, making it ideal for long-term use in industrial settings. Additionally, stainless steel is easy to clean, ensuring the reactors maintain high hygiene standards, which is especially important in food and pharmaceutical applications.
Benefits of Buying Used Stainless Steel Reactors
Purchasing used stainless-steel reactors can bring multiple advantages to your business. Let's explore some of these benefits.
- Cost-Effectiveness: One of the most significant advantages is cost savings. New reactors can be expensive, but used equipment is often available at a fraction of the price. This can free up capital for other business investments or operational costs.
- Immediate Availability: When you buy new equipment, there may be long lead times due to manufacturing and shipping. Used reactors, on the other hand, are typically available for immediate purchase and delivery. This can be crucial when you need to replace equipment quickly or expand production capacity.
- Proven Performance: Used reactors have a track record. You can often find out how well they performed in previous applications, giving you confidence in their reliability and efficiency. Additionally, any initial manufacturing issues would likely have been addressed by the previous owner.
Considerations When Buying Used Stainless Steel Reactors
While buying used has many benefits, there are also important considerations to ensure a wise purchase.
- Inspection and Testing: Before purchasing a used reactor, it's essential to conduct a thorough inspection. Check for any signs of wear and tear, such as corrosion or dents. Testing the reactor under operating conditions can also provide insights into its performance.
- Documentation and History: Request the reactor's documentation, including its maintenance history. This information can reveal how well the equipment was cared for and whether it underwent regular inspections and servicing. Knowing its past can help predict its future performance.
- Compatibility: Ensure that the reactor is compatible with your existing systems and processes. Consider its size, capacity, and the reactions it's designed to handle. The reactor must meet your specific operational requirements.
Types of Stainless Steel Used in Reactors
Stainless steel reactors come in various types, with 304 and 316 stainless steel being the most common. Understanding the differences can help you select the proper reactor for your needs.
- 304 Stainless Steel: 304 stainless steel is the most common type used in reactors. It offers excellent corrosion resistance and is suitable for most chemical processing applications. It's also more affordable than 316 stainless steel, making it a popular choice for budget-conscious buyers.
- 316 Stainless Steel: 316 stainless steel contains molybdenum, which enhances its resistance to chlorides and acidic environments. It's ideal for more demanding applications, such as those involving corrosive substances. While more expensive than 304, it offers superior durability and longevity.
Where to Find Used Stainless Steel Reactors
There are several avenues to explore when searching for used stainless steel reactors. Here are some options to consider:
- Surplus Equipment Dealers: Surplus equipment dealers specialize in selling used industrial equipment. They often have a wide selection of reactors in various sizes and configurations. Purchasing from a reputable dealer can ensure the equipment's quality and condition.
- Online Marketplaces: Numerous online platforms list used industrial equipment for sale. Websites like Surplus Record and Machinio and specialized industrial equipment marketplaces can connect you with sellers worldwide. Verify the seller's credibility and request detailed information about the reactor before purchasing.
- Auctions and Liquidations: Industrial auctions and liquidations can be a treasure trove for finding used reactors at competitive prices. Look for auctions held by companies going out of business or upgrading their equipment. These events can offer great deals, but acting quickly is essential, as items may sell fast.
Investing in used stainless steel reactors can be a wise decision for businesses looking to optimize their operations without breaking the bank. By understanding the benefits and taking the necessary precautions, you can acquire high-quality reactors that meet your needs. Whether expanding production or replacing old equipment, used reactors offer a cost-effective and reliable solution.
Remember, thorough inspection, understanding the reactor's history, and ensuring compatibility with your processes are key steps in making a successful purchase. With careful consideration and research, you can find the perfect used stainless steel reactor to enhance your industrial operations.
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52586001Unused- Jiangsu 1000 Liter (264 Gallon) Emulsification Mix Tank
Unused- Jiangsu 1000 Liter (264 Gallon) Emulsification Mix Tank. Internal Atmospheric Rated at 122 Deg F. Conical Top and Bottom. 304 Stainless Steel Construction. Center agitator with scraper, off center Emulsifier. Jacketed, rated 29psi @ 122 Deg F. Emulsifier Motor is 7.5 kw, 220V, 3/60.Insulated. Mounted on 4 legs. Never installed.
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50467035Used Gaspar 30-Gallon Reactor – 316L SS, 150 PSI, 5 HP Chemineer Agitator
Used- Gaspar Reactor, 30 Gallon. 316L Stainless steel construction, approximately 24" diameter x 24" straight side, Elliptical removable top, elliptical dish bottom. Internal rated 150 psi and full vacuum at 400 degrees F. Jacket rated for 150 psi at 400 degree F. Top mounted 5 hp Chemineer agitator drive with mechanical seal, 230/460 volt XP motor. Center bottom outlet. Mounted on (4) painted carbon steel legs. Serial# 495032, National Board# 821.
MFR: Gaspar Inc.
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53244005IAF 300 Gallon 316 Stainless Steel Agitated Fermentor / Reactor
Used- IAF Fermentor / Reactor, Approximate 300 Gallons, 316 Stainless Steel. Approximate 40" diameter X 55" Straight Side. Dished top and bottom. Internal rated 50 psi at 250 degrees F. 304 Stainless steel jacket rated 80 psi at 300 degrees F. Bottom center entering dual 4-blade impeller agitator. Driven by a 7.5hp, 3/60/230/460 volt, 1755rpm motor through reducer, 5:1 ratio. Openings top: Approximate 14" manway with cover, 4", (2) 3", (3) 1-1/2", 1", (3) 1/2", (2) 3/4", side: 3" with sight glass, (7) 1-1/2", (2) 1/2", 8" for agitator. 1" Bottom outlet, with 20" discharge height. (4) fixed sidewall baffles. Mounted on (4) legs. Serial# D-651, National Board# 396.
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11690031Used Tetra Pak (Scanima) STM-1250V Aseptic Mixing Reactor | 1,500L High Shear Vacuum Vessel
Used- Tetrapak (Scanima) 1,500 Liters (396 Gallon) 316 Stainless Steel Vacuum and Pressure Jacketed Aseptic High Shear Mixing Reactor, Model STM-1250V. The vessel is rated full vacuum /45 PSI internal pressure, and is jacketed for 75 PSI maximum pressure, maximum jacket temperature is 150 Degrees C. Bottom entering high shear agitator driven by a 50 HP (3/60/460V) motor. Includes a 2" Pneumatic discharge valve and 2" recirculation valve. Includes a control panel with VFD, a pneumatic panel and an operator PC station. Built 2009.
MFR: TetraPak
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53147027Precision Stainless 150 Liter (40 Gallon) 316L Stainless Steel Reactor Vessel.
Used- Precision Stainless 150 Liter (40 Gallon) 316L Stainless Steel Reactor Vessel. Rated for a maximum allowable working pressure (MAWP) of 45 PSI Full Vacuum at 300 degrees Fahrenheit. Jacket rated for 100 PSI at 300 degrees Fahrenheit. Multiple top inlets, clamps and probes, dished bottom. Forklift ready, mobile on casters. Manufactured in 1991. National Board Number 3424, Serial number 5203-4. Previously used in biotech operation.
MFR: Precision Stainless
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53147028Precision Stainless Reactor 150 Liter (40 Gallon) 316L Stainless Steel Vessel
Used- Precision Stainless 40 Gallon (150 Liter) 316L Stainless Steel Reactor Vessel. Rated for a maximum allowable working pressure (MAWP) of 45 PSI. Full Vacuum at 300 degrees Fahrenheit. Jacketed for 100 PSI @ 300 degrees Fahrenheit. Multiple top inlets, clamps and probes, dished bottom. Forklift ready, mobile on casters. Previously used in biotech operation.
MFR: Precision Stainless
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53147029Precision Stainless 150 Liter (40 Gallon) 316L Stainless Steel Vertical Reactor
Used- Precision Stainless Vertical 150 Liter (40 Gallon) 316L Stainless Steel Reactor Vessel. Rated for a maximum allowable working pressure (MAWP) of 45 PSI. Full Vacuum at 300 degrees Fahrenheit. Jacket rated for 100 PSI at 300 degrees Fahrenheit. 316L internal vessel, 304L jacket construction. Multiple top inlets, clamps and probes, dished bottom. Forklift ready, mobile on casters. Manufactured in 1991. Serial number 5203-3. National Board Number 3423. Previously used in biotech operation.
MFR: Precision Stainless
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53147030Precision Stainless Reactor 150 Liter (40 Gallon) 316L Stainless Steel Vessel
Used- Precision Stainless 150 Liter (40 Gallon) Reactor, 316L Stainless Steel, Vertical. Rated for a maximum allowable working pressure (MAWP) of 45 PSI / Full Vacuum at 300 degrees Fahrenheit. Jacket rated for 100 PSI at 300 degrees Fahrenheit. 316L internal vessel, 304L jacket construction. Multiple top inlets, clamps and probes, dished bottom. Forklift ready, mobile on casters. Manufactured in 1991. Serial # 5203-2. Previously used in biotech operation.
MFR: Precision Stainless
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11059394Used Precision Stainless 1,500 Liter (400 Gallon) AL-6XN Sanitary Reactor / Fermenter – 45 PSI / FV with Bottom Agitation
Used- Precision Stainless 1500 Liter (400 Gallon) Sanitary Reactor / Fermenter. Shell is AL-6NX (high Nickel Stainless Steel) Rated 45 PSI / Full Vacuum @ 300 degrees F. Jacket rated 150 PSI @ 300 degrees F. Bottom mounted agitation. Mounted on load cells on portable base. NB# 8402. Serial# 991198-3. Last used in sanitary pharmaceutical facility.
MFR: Precision Stainless
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50388017Used 400 Gallon A&B Process Systems Reactor
Used- A&B Process Systems Reactor. Approximate 400 Gallon, 304L Stainless Steel, Vertical. 54" Diameter x 24" straight side, Dished top, jacketed hemispherical bottom. Internal rated 150 psi at -20 to 425 degrees F. 304L stainless steel jacket rated 150 psi at -20 to 425 degrees F. Off center top entering angled anchor agitator with scrapers, driven by a 10 hp, 3/60/230/460 volt, 1770 rpm gear motor, ratio 40.80 to 1. Openings top: 18" man way with davit arm cover. 4" Center bottom outlet. Mounted on (3) side lugs. Serial # 1118160301B. National Board #1606. Built 2012.
MFR: A & B
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47557001Used Brighton Corporation 49.7 Gallon Reactor – 316L Stainless Steel, Dimple Jacketed
Used- Brighton Corporation Reactor, 49.7 Gallon. 316L Stainless Steel, Vertical. 20" Diameter x 36" straight side. Removable top dished head, dished bottom. Internal rated 25 psi and Full Vacuum at 250 degrees F. 304 Stainless steel dimple jacket rated 25 psi and Full Vacuum at 250 degrees F. Openings top: (1) 4" for spray ball, (1) 4" with sight glass, (1) 3", (2) 1-1/2", (2) 1". 1-1/2" Center bottom outlet. (2) Side mounting brackets. Serial # B8432-3. National Board # 4299.
MFR: Brighton Corp
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44886020Used Alloy Products 20-Liter Reactor – 316L Stainless Steel, Vertical | Small-Scale Precision Reactor for Industrial & Laboratory Applications
Used- Alloy Products Reactor 20 Liters (5.2 Gallons), 316L Stainless Steel, Vertical. Approximately 12" diameter x 10" straight side, dished top and bottom. Internal rated full vacuum 50 psi at -20 to 100 degrees F, 304 stainless steel jacket rated full vacuum/50 psi at -20 to 100 degrees F. Openings top (2) 3/8", (2) 1/2", 4". No bottom outlet. Skirt mounted.
MFR: Alloy Products