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Oligo deprotection pressure reactor

13 listings from 13 suppliers · 3 Japanese makers

Japanese name: 密閉耐圧脱保護リアクター(アンモニア/AMA処理)

Sealed pressure reactors for oligonucleotide deprotection cleave and deprotect with ammonia or AMA solution in a jacketed, pressure-rated vessel. Working at high temperature while suppressing volatilization shortens reaction time in oligo manufacturing. Buyers compare the allowable pressure and temperature range and the heating method, whether microwave, flow or stirred batch, against their scale and processing style. This category covers dedicated oligo cleavage systems and metal or glass jacketed reactors.

Oligo-specific cleavage and deprotection
ProductMakerWhere to buy in Japan
wavePREPMilestoneNot yet confirmed
Oligonucleotide cleavage and deprotection flow system (R-Series)VapourtecNot yet confirmed
Jacketed metal pressure reactors
ProductMakerWhere to buy in Japan
Series 4520 benchtop reactors (1, 2 L)Parr InstrumentNot yet confirmed
High-pressure Reactor BR series (BR-100 / BR-200)Berghof Products + Instruments GmbHNot yet confirmed
kiloclaveBüchiglasNot yet confirmed
LR 2000 P (pressurized laboratory reactor)IKA-Werke GmbHNot yet confirmed
AutoLAB (High Pressure configuration)HEL GroupNot yet confirmed
Stirred autoclaves (jacketed type)Nitto KoatsuJP makerFrom the maker
TPR / TEM-D type pressurized reactors with stirringTaiatsu Techno GlassJP makerFrom the maker
Jacketed glass reactors / pressure systems
ProductMakerWhere to buy in Japan
Glass Pressure ReactorAGI GlassplantNot yet confirmed
Hei-REACT (jacketed process reaction vessels)Heidolph Instruments GmbHNot yet confirmed
Atlas HD (high-pressure configuration)SyrrisNot yet confirmed
ChemiStation (personal organic synthesizer)EYELAJP makerFrom the maker

“Where to buy in Japan” shows only sales relationships we have confirmed on the company’s or the distributor’s own website. “Not yet confirmed” means we have not checked yet, not that the product is unavailable in Japan. Product names link to the maker’s own page.