The jacketed glass reactor is a double-layer glass equipment widely used in the fields of chemistry and pharmaceuticals. 

jacketed glass reactor achieves heating/cooling control through the outer jacket and is suitable for experimental or production processes such as reaction, distillation, and extraction. The jacketed glass reactor common volume is 1L-200L, and the material is mostly high borosilicate glass (such as GG-3.3), which has the characteristics of corrosion resistance and strong visibility.
The jacketed glass reactor is a common reaction device in laboratories and industries, with its core structure consisting of an inner reaction chamber and an outer jacket. The jacket can be filled with thermal oil, cold water, or steam to achieve precise control of the internal reaction temperature. 

This type of jacketed glass reactor is commonly used for synthesis reactions, extraction and refining, vacuum distillation, and chemical operations under sensitive atmospheres, especially suitable for scenarios that require real-time observation of reaction progress.
Due to its transparency and good chemical stability, it is widely used in fields such as pharmaceutical research and development, fine chemicals, and new material synthesis. Some jacketed glass reactor also support vacuum operation (up to -0.098 MPa) and are equipped with PTFE seals to enhance solvent resistance

50L chemical fractionation distillation column glass reactor for strong acid alkali