Autoclaves and Pressure Vessels

Autoclaves and pressure vessels are critical for executing controlled pressure and temperature processes in industrial settings. They ensure consistent performance and reliability in operations requiring precise environmental conditions.

Common Applications

sterilization

chemical processing

composite curing

material synthesis

Buying Guide

Buying Guide for Autoclaves and Pressure Vessels

When procuring surplus autoclaves and pressure vessels, a few considerations are crucial to ensure optimal performance and safety.

Understanding the specific requirements of your operations will help in selecting the appropriate equipment.

  • Verify the integrity of the pressure seals and closures to prevent leaks.
  • Ensure the unit's capacity and material are suitable for your processes.
  • Check for available maintenance records to assess historical performance and reliability.
  • Confirm compatibility with your existing setup and required utilities.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are common applications for autoclaves?
Autoclaves are commonly used for sterilization, chemical reactions, and curing composites.
Why are pressure vessels important in industrial applications?
Pressure vessels are essential for safely containing and regulating high-pressure fluids or gases.
How do you verify the condition of a surplus autoclave?
Check for any signs of wear, ensure it's been properly maintained, and review available logs or documentation.
What types of pressure vessels are available?
Common types include bolted closure pressure vessels and jacketed autoclaves.
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