5 Gallon 316 Stainless Steel Reactor, 150/FV Internal, 100 psi Jacket

Description

Used Approximately 5 Gallon 316 Stainless Steel Reactor
Manufacturer: G. Hicks
Capacity: 5 gallons
Internal pressure: 150/FV @ 350°F
Jacket pressure: 100 psi @ 350°F
Dimensions: 12" dia. x 12" straight side
Material of construction: 316 stainless steel
Chemineer agitator with hydraulic drive
Additional information: internal baffles, mechanical seal, body lowers by mechanical jack.

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Note: The original text is already in English (US) and fairly standard; however, in British English, the following adjustments are typical:

- "gallon" is the same spelling, but note that the UK gallon (imperial) is different in volume from the US gallon. If the gallon refers to US gallons (commonly used in industrial contexts), it might remain as is. If intended as imperial, clarify as "5 imperial gallons".
- Pressure units "psi" and temperature in °F are the same, but degrees Celsius (°C) are more commonly used in the UK. Since values are given in °F, they can remain if context requires.
- Use double quotation marks (" ") instead of single marks if preferred, but the original uses double.
- Dimensions in inches are unusual in British usage, where metric (centimetres, millimetres) is more standard. For clarity, could convert: 12" = 30.48 cm.
- "Material of construction" is a standard phrase.
- "Mechanical jack" is fine.

Here is a version adapted to UK English conventions, with metric conversions in parentheses:

Used Approximately 5 Gallon 316 Stainless Steel Reactor
Manufacturer: G. Hicks
Capacity: 5 gallons
Internal pressure: 150/FV @ 350°F (176.7°C)
Jacket pressure: 100 psi @ 350°F (176.7°C)
Dimensions: 12" dia. (30.5 cm) x 12" straight side (30.5 cm)
Material of construction: 316 stainless steel
Chemineer agitator with hydraulic drive
Additional information: internal baffles, mechanical seal, body lowers by mechanical jack.

If imperial gallons are intended rather than US gallons, replace "gallons" with "imperial gallons".