The glass-lined reactor is a container constructed with high-quality carbon steel as the base and lined with a special silicate glass layer, fused at nearly 800°C. This design combines the mechanical strength of a steel vessel with superior corrosion resistance, offering durability under specific media and temperature conditions. Its corrosion-resistant properties surpass those of stainless steel, engineered plastics, and alloy steel, making it an essential equipment for processes such as hydrolysis, neutralization, crystallization, distillation, evaporation, and storage.

Widely used in industries including pharmaceuticals, chemicals, dyes, organic synthesis, food, pesticides, and defense, the glass-lined reactor is an economical and reliable solution for production processes requiring high corrosion resistance.