MF-V6 Glass Continuous Flow Microchannel Reactor

MF-V6 glass microchannel reactor is a flexible unit for a lab or kilo-scale environment that can also be used as a small production unit (up to a few tons per year).

  • Temperature range: -55°C-200°C
  • Pressure tolerance: ≤20bar
  • Flow rate: 0-100mL/min
  • Flexible volume: 5.3~11.3ml
  • Summary: MF-V6 small-scale glass continuous flow reactors have integrated pre-heat & heat exchange giving optimal thermal control for challenging flow chemistry applications. V6 flow reactor system (flow reactor used in combination with pumps, heat exchangers, temperature control and pressure regulation) that is designed to readily access extreme temperatures (-25 °C to 200 °C), reaction times and pressure conditions (up to 20 bar). V6 enables previously ‘forbidden’ transformations to be executed within a conventional laboratory, and is ideal for up-scaling with no change in mixing efficiency.

MF-V6 Glass Microchannel Reactor

Process development and small production Continuous flow Reactor

continuous flow microchannel reactor

MF-V6 Continuous Flow Microchannel Reactor

  • Flow Rate : 0.1 to 100 ml/min

  • Temperature : -55℃ to 200℃

  • Pressure : Up to 18  bar

  • Materials : Glass PFA/PTFE Perfluoroelastomer Or 316L

  • Fludic Module : 5.3~11.3 ml internal volume(per fluidic module)

  • Options : PLC

Features

• Outstanding mixing and heat exchange: a variety of designs to choose from

• Small internal volume

• High residence time

• Highly flexible and multipurpose

• Seamless scale-up with MF-V9 flow reactor products

• High chemical durability

• Wide chemical compatibility

• Suitable for various liquid-liquid or gas-liquid mixing, compatible with some solid particles reactions

• Compatible with all reagents except hot concentrated alkali, molten alkali metal, hot concentrated H3PO4, HF, and strong corrosive agent, it can run stably for a long time

• Excellent mixing and heat transfer properties

• Transparency allows good visibility on the reaction

• Flow reactor is multipurpose and configuration can be customized. Injection points may be added anywhere on the reactor.

Video demonstration of MF-V6 continuous flow glass microchannel reactor:

Casenitration,strong exothermic reaction,friedel-Crafts reaction,gas-liquid reaction

nitration,strong exothermic reaction,friedel-Crafts reaction,gas-liquid reaction

The use of micro-reaction continuous flow technology can save land and personnel costs. The new technology has a high degree of automation, greater process controllability, safer production, high production efficiency, low operating costs, and guaranteed product quality. The use of new technology can promote the rapid upgrading of domestic technology and enhance the product's position in the international market. The scope and field of continuous flow synthesis continue to expand, not only including traditional reaction types and the pharmaceutical and fine chemical industries, but also extending to the fields of electrochemistry, photochemistry, microwave chemistry, nanomaterials, and functional materials.

The glass continuous flow microchannel reactor MF-V6 is compatible with all reagents except hot concentrated strong alkali, molten alkali metal, hot concentrated H3PO4, HF, and strong corrosive agents. It can operate stably for a long time. The excellent high light transmittance can realize short wavelength range. The photocatalytic reaction.

In addition, due to the light transmittance of glass, glass microreactors are better than microreactors made of other materials in the direction of photocatalysis.

Small-scale high-throughput continuous flow microchannel reactors have been used in some cases, including nitration reaction, strong exothermic reaction, low-temperature Friedel-Crafts reaction, gas-liquid reaction, Michael addition reaction, Friedel-Crafts alkylation reaction, aldol Condensation reaction (sodium ethoxide), sulfonation reaction, nitration reaction, diazotization reaction, azide reaction, solvent-free reaction, etc.

Product categories: glass reactors, high temperature and high pressure reactors, continuous flow reactors, high flux reactors, small test microchannel reactors, micro reactors, gas-liquid reactors, solid-liquid reactors, photochemical (catalytic) reactors .

Applicable reaction types: liquid-liquid reaction, gas-liquid reaction, compatible partial solid-liquid reaction.