A jacketed glass reactor consists of an inner glass vessel enclosed within an outer jacket, allowing circulation of temperature-controlling fluids. This provides precise temperature control for reactions with heat-sensitive materials suitable for processes that require heating or cooling such as chemical synthesis, pharmaceutical research, and material testing. 

     - Designed with both an inner and an outer jacket, these reactors allow for the circulation of cooling or heating fluids in-between.

      - Made suitable for: applications that require more precise and efficient thermal management because of its enhanced temperature control.

Whereas, non-jacketed glass reactors lack an outer jacket and rely on external heating or cooling methods. They are used for simple mixing, evaporation, crystallisation, or small-scale reactions where temperature regulation is not critical such as routine laboratory procedures, educational purposes, and low-budget experiments.

The Ai R-series of 100L jacketed and non-jacketed glass reactors are designed for various laboratory applications and higher volumes of different materials. Each reactor features adjustable stirring speeds and a constant pressure feeding funnel that allows you to add material to the vessel at a uniform and controlled speed. The built-in condenser makes it possible to recover some materials, also at a controlled rate of speed.