Chemicals And Pharmaceuticals

Chemical Industry

• Wide Temperature Range Control: Chemical reactions often need to be carried out under extreme temperatures. For example, polymerization reactions require high temperatures (+350°C), while low-temperature crushing may need temperatures as low as -150°C.
• Explosion-proof and Corrosion-resistant Performance: Flammable and explosive media (such as VOCs) and corrosive chemicals require equipment to have explosion-proof certification (e.g., Class BT4) and acid-alkali resistant materials (e.g., 316SS stainless steel).
• Rapid Response and Stability: Exothermic/endothermic reactions require real-time heat adjustment to prevent increased by-products or safety accidents caused by temperature out-of-control.

Pharmaceutical Industry

• High Precision and Uniformity: Processes such as pharmaceutical synthesis and freeze-drying require temperature fluctuation to be ≤ ±0.1°C, and cell culture needs to be controlled within ±0.2°C.
• Compliance and Cleanliness: Equipment must comply with GMP, FDA, and 21 CFR Part 11 standards. The material of the equipment should be anti-contamination (e.g., Pfaudler Pharma Glass lining) and support Clean-in-Place (CIP).
• Batch Repeatability: In the production of biopharmaceuticals, the temperature consistency between batches directly affects the drug activity and crystal structure.