Reactors are not all the same; they come in many variations depending on the specific needs. Common types include:
Stainless Steel Reactors: Corrosion resistant and high-strength, commonly used in the chemical and petroleum industries, such as for handling acid and alkali solutions;
Enamel-lined Reactors: Smooth and easy to clean, commonly used in pharmaceutical and food factories, for example, to prevent material contamination during vitamin C production;
High-Pressure Reactors: Capable of withstanding high temperatures and pressures, often used in the production of new energy materials, such as in the manufacture of lithium battery cathode materials, where reactions need to be completed in a high-pressure reactor;
Jacketed Reactors: Heated/cooled by an outer jacket, simple in structure, suitable for small to medium-scale production, such as in small workshops making handmade soap.
