Radleys lab reactor combines ease of use and productivity

Published: 1-Apr-2009

Radleys of Saffron Walden in the UK has introduced Lara Lite, a manually Controlled Lab Reactor (CLR) that eliminates the need for multiple reaction set-ups, saving space, money and improving productivity.

Radleys of Saffron Walden in the UK has introduced Lara Lite, a manually Controlled Lab Reactor (CLR) that eliminates the need for multiple reaction set-ups, saving space, money and improving productivity.

Lara Lite includes a dedicated speed control box with LCD display, which provides electronic control from 50 to 1,000rpm with additional torque display. There is also an RS232 interface for optional PC speed control and logging using any generic control software.

Radleys says Lara Lite replaces the need for multiple glass reaction set-ups in multiple fumehoods. Its ability to accept jacketed vessels from 100ml to 10 litres means that a single synthesis workstation can easily be used for a variety of projects. The user simply selects the vessel size and style and changes it in minutes, without the need for tools.

The Lara Lite integral hinged stirrer drive automatically ensures the correct stirrer alignment, eliminating the requirement for manual adjustment. This results in ultra-stable stirring without vibration, a significant reduction in experimental set-up time, full access to the reactor lid and ports and a reduction of the overall unit height ensuring that it will fit into a standard fumehood.

A novel semi-automated drain down facility allows users to rapidly drain down reactor circulation fluids in experiments that require a reactor exchange. This facility reduces the hazards and mess associated with spilt circulation fluid and the unrestrictive quick connector couplings do not impede oil flow thereby maximising recirculation efficiency.

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