Used glass lined parts – critical process components for sale

Buy used, surplus & second-hand glass lined parts from IPP – ready to ship

Glass lined parts are essential for maintaining the performance and integrity of glass lined reactors, tanks, and vessels. With over 47 years of process equipment expertise, IPP provides immediate access to glass lined parts sourced from 20 complete plant sites and included within our inventory of 15,000+ pieces of equipment.

These parts, which include agitators, baffles, manway covers, and nozzles, ensure that your glass lined equipment remains compliant and operational. Using authentic glass lined components preserves corrosion resistance and extends equipment life.

Primary uses across industries

• In pharmaceutical and chemical processing, glass lined parts maintain the purity and integrity of sensitive reactions.
• In fine chemicals and specialty processes, they prevent contamination and ensure corrosion resistance.
• In food and beverage, glass lined equipment with proper parts maintains sanitary standards.

Types of materials processed

• Corrosive or acidic chemicals
• Pharmaceutical ingredients and intermediates
• Specialty compounds requiring ultra-pure handling

Common materials of construction

• Glass-lined steel for corrosion resistance and chemical purity
• PTFE or other specialty coatings for secondary protection

Key features of glass lined parts

• Genuine replacements for glass lined vessels and reactors
• Corrosion resistance ensures long equipment life
• Sanitary design for pharmaceutical and food applications
• Wide range of parts available, including agitators, covers, and fittings
• Compatible with major manufacturers like De Dietrich, Pfaudler, and others

Learn more about glass lining technology in this Chemical Processing guide.

Find your glass lined parts at IMS

Search the IMS inventory or contact IPP’s equipment specialists to secure the right glass lined parts for your process. With ready-to-ship inventory, IPP helps companies maintain uptime and compliance.

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