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		Jacketed Reactor Systems (24) H.S. Martin reactor systems represent a long term evaluation of equipment and customer requirements. By modularizing our system components, the user now has the capability to utilize their system for a number of various tasks by substituting certain components, for example; valves, reflux splitters, columns, condensers, even stirring components and stirring drive systems. In component selection, each item is examined for the overall task for which it is intended to serve, with close attention paid to maximum functionality, durability, and of course, ease of operation. Our standard reactor systems, including the ones illustrated, are designed for general use, and have been engineered and manufactured to provide years of ...




		Heating Mantle Reactor Systems (24) H.S. Martin reactor systems represent a long term evaluation of equipment and customer requirements. By modularizing our system components, the user now has the capability to utilize their system for a number of various tasks by substituting certain components, for example; valves, reflux splitters, columns, condensers, even stirring components and stirring drive systems. In component selection, each item is examined for the overall task for which it is intended to serve, with close attention paid to maximum functionality, durability, and of course, ease of operation. Our standard reactor systems, including the ones illustrated, are designed for general use, and have been engineered and manufactured to provide years of ...

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