The device features a skeleton design without a cover! It is a supercritical CO2 extraction laboratory testing machine with a stirrer included.
The "C-2.0M/C-2.0-S1M" is a supercritical CO2 extraction laboratory testing machine with a stirring device. The "extraction vessel" has a volume of 2000ml (inner diameter φ80mm), a design pressure of 29.9MPa (operating pressure 27MPa), and a design temperature of 140℃ (operating temperature 130℃). Additionally, the "entrainer pump" has a flow rate of 100ml/min (maximum) at 29.9MPa, and the "gas flow meter" has a flow rate of 10-2000L/hr with a temperature range of -10 to 50℃. Please feel free to contact us when you need assistance. 【Specifications (partial)】 <Utilities> ■ Power supply: Single-phase 200V 30A (main unit), single-phase 100V 8A (chiller unit) ■ Dimensions (reference): 1200W × 600D × 1800H ■ Weight (reference): Approximately 200kg *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Other Specifications (Partial)】 <CO2 Supply Equipment> ■ CO2 Supply Pump: Up to 60ml/min, 29.9MPa with cooling head ■ Subcooler: Built into the chiller unit ■ Chiller Unit: Air-cooled (Cooling capacity 450W at 10°C) ■ Accessories: Safety valve, check valve, globe valve, pressure gauge, filter *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Our company provides new functional materials such as supercritical water nanoparticle synthesis equipment, supercritical CO2 extraction systems, dry snow cleaning devices using CO2, and nanoparticles, leveraging supercritical fluid technology based on high temperature and high pressure techniques. Utilizing these technologies, we can incorporate various fillers into resins, enabling the provision of new materials with functionalities such as high thermal conductivity and conductive materials. Our applications are expanding to power device materials, battery materials like solar cells, materials for printed electronics, and high refractive index materials.
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