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Used reactors for sale – versatile processing vessels for industrial applications

IPP has surplus, secondhand, and used reactors in stock and ready to ship today

Streamline your operations with ready-to-install reactors from IPP’s global inventory

Featured Fixed Bed Reactors

49,210 L (13,000 gallons) Carbon Steel Fixed Bed Reactor

Carbon Steel Fixed Bed Reactor

Type: Reactor

Subtype: Fixed Bed

Manufacturer: Nooter

Condition: Used

Material: Carbon Steel

Capacity Design: 49,210 L (13,000 gallons)

Internal Pressure: 2.1 bar (30 psi)

Vessel has jacket on shell not covered by the code stamp.

Internal Full Vacuum: Yes. Internal Temperature: 371.1 °C (700 °F). Jacket Pressure: 2.1 bar (30 psi). Jacket Temperature: 398.9 °C (750 °F). Orientation: Vertical. Straight Side Length: 3,658 mm (144 in). Number of Tubes: 12,008. Tube Surface Area: 1,459 m² (15,704 ft²). Catalyst Type: Iron Oxides with Molybdenum. Support Type: Ring. Tube Diameter: 25.4 mm (1 in). Tube Length: 1,524 mm (60 in). Tube Material: Carbon Steel. Tube Number: 12,008. Tube Sheet Material: Carbon Steel. Tube Pressure: 2.8 bar (40 psi). Tube Temperature: 398.9 °C (750 °F).

Used reactors play a vital role in manufacturing environments where control over chemical, thermal, or biological reactions is essential. Whether you’re scaling up active pharmaceutical ingredients, processing specialty chemicals, or conducting precision fermentation, IPP offers ready-to-ship reactors from 20 global plant sites. With more than 47 years of expertise, IPP maintains the world’s largest inventory of secondhand and surplus process equipment.

IPP stocks jacketed, glass-lined, pressure-rated, and sanitary reactors in a range of capacities and configurations. All systems are professionally inspected and available immediately for fast global delivery.

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