The new Asynt Parallel High Pressure Reactor is a cost effective lightweight unit suitable for numerous stirred or non stirred applications. These include hydrogenations and applications where air sensitive materials are used or any other reaction where pressure or temperature are required.These offer the user to screen 10 x 30 ml reactions at pressures of up to 100 bar as standard but this can be extended with customisation options.

This parallel reactor can be used with a standard hotplate stirrer or can be customised to have multiple temperature zones.

There are a wide variety of factory options available to customise this versatile parallel reactor, from facilities for internal cell measurement, sealed sample/additions valves, condenser jackets, electrical heating options, liquid charging systems, gas supply/mixing systems, air driven stirrer, purged chamber for heaters, and many more.  We can also build these reactors from alternative materials, allowing for greater heat capacity and use with particular chemicals.

Chemistry:
•Carbonylations
•Hydrogenations
•Homogeneous and heterogeneous catalysis
•Catalyst Screening, reaction optimisation & materials testing
•Parallel synthesis
•Super critical studies
•Corrosion testing

Asynt was formed in July 2003 with the aim to develop, supply and support new and novel products and services central to the laboratory.

Since inception, we have developed the DrySyn range (clean, safe synthesis without the need for oil baths and heating mantles) and now offer a broad range of scientific tools and consumables spanning from synthesis into biology.

Our current team has over 70 years of experience in the scientific sector and work hard to help our customers find the best possible solutions for their requirements. Key product lines available include Asynt ReactoMate Controlled Lab Reactors, the DrySyn heating and cooling blocks, Grant, IKA, Julabo, Porvair, Telstar and Vacuubrand amongst others.

Asynt’s Managing Director, Martyn Fordham, spent almost twenty years dealing with the requirements of research chemists (at the outset just custom glassblowing) before forming Asynt. For Martyn, having the right staff who are both knowledgeable and dedicated to customer support has been the key to Asynt’s successful growth.