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Mixing vessels (jacketed glass vessel): 10, 30, 50, 100 liter Mixing vessels (non-jacketed glass vessel): 10, 30, 50, 100, 200 liter Storage tanks (non-jacketed glass vessel): 10 to 400 liter Pressure: -1.0 (FV) to +0.5 bar Temperature: -60 °C (-90 °C) to +150 °C (200 °C) Material: Borosilicate glass 3.3, PTFE, PFA, ETFE Other setups are available Mixing vessels are frequently used for stirring, dissolving, mixing, extraction and other processes in kilo labs and pilot plants. Jacketed glass reactors permit heat exchange for better dissolving and crystallization. Mobile mixing vessels can be transported with their content for further processing. They can also be equipped with condensers for vacuum distillation and operated as a reactor. Connection to Buchi reactors or other equipment is usually done with camlock adapters and flexible hoses. Glass tanks are used in distillation glass overheads as feeders and receivers.

System for the demagnetization of naval ships and subsequent magnetic surveying on a magnetic demagnetization and surveying equipment installed on a pier, with the special feature that the ship is stationary during the entire treatment process. Treatment and magnetic measurement of Navy vessels in combination with low cost and area economy lead to a range that combines the advantages of ODMR and CDMR, where all system entities are installed vertically on a low-level magnetic jetty or pier. STL has developed this idea becoming the Half-Space Deperming Range (HDMR) providing cost and time effective deperming and measurement processes for Navy vessels with an optimal benefit-cost-ratio. Above sketch shwos the HDMR combining simulation and deperming coil system integrated on an existing jetty.