Product Overview
One-Off Lab Vessel with a Full-Length Coil, Many-Port End Plate and Tie-Rod Construction
Condition
Used, clean and in excellent condition with little sign of actual use, inspected for structural integrity and free from visible cracks or obvious leaks. Visual inspection only. Function testing not performed. It is a custom build, previously used in a laboratory setting, with no maker or model information available.
Ships from our Idaho warehouse the same or next business day. We've been selling online since 1999.
Product Overview
A copper-colored coil spirals the full length of a clear cylinder, with a straight tube through its center, and threaded tie rods clamp a round plate to each end. It measures approximately 32 inches overall, with a chamber approximately 24 inches long and 7 inches in diameter.
Key Features
- Clear glass cylindrical body, approximately 7 inches in diameter and 24 inches long
- Copper helical coil along the full chamber, with a straight center tube
- Round stainless steel end plates held to flanged rings by threaded tie rods and nuts
- One end plate carries an elbow fitting, a brass-colored fitting, a yellow two-pin connector, a square threaded block and small tube fittings
- Opposite end plate carries a single central fitting
Frequently Asked Questions
Has it been held under vacuum or pressure?
No. It has not been pressure or vacuum tested, and no rating for it is known.
Is this the shorter chamber with six-sided end plates?
No. This one runs approximately 32 inches overall, its end plates are round, and its coil is copper-colored.
Does it come with drawings or a maker's name?
No. You get the vessel with its coil, end plates, tie rods and fittings, clean and inspected, with no test behind it. Working out which port reaches the coil and which reaches the chamber, and proving it at your own pressures and temperatures, is yours to take on. Flat-rate shipping in the lower 48, and orders over the free-shipping line ship free.
Nobody left it a name, only a coil, two round plates and a cluster of fittings on one end. Follow each port inward and give it a job of your own.
