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Product literature, datasheets and user manuals by product range, plus material grades, certifications and answers to technical questions. Nothing here needs a form or an account.
PRODUCT LITERATURE BY RANGE
Industrial Pressure Vessels
Stainless Steel Pressure Vessels
- ST Series LiteratureDatasheet
- ST Series Technical DatasheetDatasheet
- ST Series User ManualManual
Transparent Pressure Vessels
- CT Series LiteratureDatasheet
- CT Series User ManualManual
Lightweight Pressure Vessels
IP Testing Vessels for IP67 & IP68
- S Series Testing Vessel LiteratureDatasheet
Agitated Pressure Vessels & Mixing Tanks
- Compact Agitated Pressure Tanks (v2)Datasheet
- STEL Series LiteratureDatasheet
- STAG Series User ManualManual
- CTEL Series LiteratureDatasheet
- Agitation and Mixing Overview DatasheetDatasheet
Heating & Cooling Pressure Vessels
- 1000ML-STDC DatasheetDatasheet
- 2000ML-STDC DatasheetDatasheet
- 5000ML-STDC DatasheetDatasheet
- Temperature Control Jacket LiteratureDatasheet
Gravity Feed & Atmospheric Vessels
- PL Series LiteratureDatasheet
Laboratory Pressure Reactor, 1–2 L
- Pressure Reactor DatasheetDatasheet
Guides & white papers
Material selection
MATERIALSELECTION
Grades are taken from the product data of the current range. Where a fluid must not touch steel at all, the vessel takes a PTFE liner instead of a different grade.
| 303 stainless steel | Machined components and frames on the CT and agitated ranges. Free-machining grade, used where the part is not the pressure boundary for an aggressive fluid. |
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| 304 stainless steel | The LT lightweight range, the PL gravity range and parts of the agitated range. The general-purpose grade for benign fluids and larger capacities. |
| 316 stainless steel | The ST range throughout, and optional on the storage tanks, gravity vessels and pressure reactor. The grade to specify for chlorides, acids and solvents. |
| Acrylic and toughened glass | CT Series cylinders. Chosen for visibility; chemical compatibility has to be checked per fluid, which is what the checker below is for. |
| PTFE | Liners and dip-tube sleeves. Used where the formulation must not contact steel, or where cleaning between batches has to be quick. |
Certified quality
CERTIFICATIONS
Two tools
TWO SELF-SERVICETOOLS
Both are live SR-TEK tools and both open in a new tab.
Compatibility
Check the fluid against the materials
- Enter the medium and see how it behaves against the wetted materials. Worth doing before the grade is chosen, not after the vessel arrives.
Configuration
See the vessel before it exists
- Build the configuration on screen — capacity, ports and fittings — and use it as the starting point of an enquiry.
Technical FAQ
TECHNICALQUESTIONS
Which stainless steel grade should I choose for my fluid?
316 for anything corrosive — chlorides, acids, solvents — which is why it is the standard grade of the ST Series. 304 is the general-purpose grade used on the lightweight and gravity ranges and is right for benign fluids and larger capacities. If the fluid must not touch steel at all, the answer is not a different grade but a PTFE liner.
How do I check chemical compatibility with a pressure vessel?
Use our Chemical Compatibility Checker: enter the medium and it reports how it behaves against the materials it would touch. Check the cylinder material too, not just the body — on the transparent range the acrylic or glass is a wetted part. If the result is borderline, send it to us with the enquiry rather than deciding from the table alone.
Can I get technical drawings before I order?
Yes. Datasheets for every series are on the downloads page and carry the principal dimensions; a dimensioned drawing or a certificate for a specific vessel is available on request. Tell us the product code with your enquiry.
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