Coflore ATR is an efficient, multifunctional, and high-performance piston flow reactor. Its unique mixing characteristics stem from the use of radial mechanical stirring, rather than passive mixing or diffusion mixing. This method decouples piston flow and mixing process from residence time, achieving extremely low dispersion number, rapid mixing, and high shear effect.
Key specifications:
(1) Temperature range
*-40...+140°C
*Temperature control is achieved by connecting ATR to a suitable temperature control unit (such as Huber).
*Each reaction tube can be individually connected for use in multiple temperature zones or connected to a heat transfer manifold.
(2) Volume
*350 mL...10 L
*Provide two specifications of reaction tubes: 0.35 L and 1.25 L.
*A maximum of 8 reaction tubes can be installed in series on an ATR platform.
(3) Dynamic mixing
*The lateral stirring frequency of the ATR platform is 2 Hz to 6 Hz.
(4) Pressure range
*Standard vacuum ..16 Bar, If you need any other scope, please contact us.
(5) Process connection
*The sanitary grade three clamp connection can be adapted to hose fittings, BSP threads, and other fittings as needed.
(6) Contact medium material
Hastelloy C-276 reaction tube, PTFE gasket.
(7) Cleaning
Easy to disassemble, accessible to all parts in contact with the medium for cleaning.
(8) Wide pump compatibility
The low pressure drop of the reaction tube component greatly expands the selection range of pumps.
Coflore ATRTechnical Specifications
Working volume: 350 mL to 10 L
Stay time: 10 seconds to much longer than 8 hours
Mixing (process side): active mixing/dynamic mixing
Add/Sample Point: Each reaction tube is equipped with 2
Temperature monitoring: Each reaction tube is equipped with 2
Safety protection: Stainless steel cabinet with exhaust device
Mixing speed: 2-6 Hz
Theoretical number of trays:>100
Reactor temperature: -40 to 140 ℃*
Pressure: Vacuum... 16 Bar*
Contact medium materials: Hastelloy C276 and polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE)
Production scale: from kilogram level to ton level
Processing capacity: 0.01 L/min to 30 L/min
Compliant with CFR21 standard (requires Ultimate control system)
Data recording (requires Ultimate control system)
Reactor mass: 128 kg
Mixing platform mass: 150 kg
Noise: < 70 dBA
Connection interface:
Each reaction tube end is equipped with 2 1/2 'three clamp interfaces
Equipped with one interface on the end cover
Each end is equipped with one vertical interface
Reaction tube volume: 1.25 L
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Connection interface:
Each reaction tube end is equipped with 2 1/2 'three clamp interfaces
Equipped with one interface on the end cover
Each end is equipped with one vertical interface
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Additional components include:
1 porous tube stirrer (Φ 27 × 865 mm long)
Compressed air: 3-7 bar, 13 CFM oil-free clean air
Air pressure: 7 bar
Power supply: single-phase+neutral wire+ground wire, 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 2A
Compressed air interface: 10mm quick plug connector
Heat transfer fluid interface: 1/2 'Swagelok fitting

Why choose Coflore ATR continuous tubular flow reactor?
Coflore ® stirTubular reactorATR is an active hybrid tubular flow reactor with a reactor volume range of 0.35 L to 10 L, specifically developed for pilot scale production of kilogram level materials.
This reactor can be configured with up to 8 series connected reaction tubes, providing two specifications of reaction tubes: 0.35 L and 1.25 L. Its piston flow performance is equivalent to the series effect of dozens of continuous stirred tank reactors (CSTRs), and experimental data shows that its theoretical number of trays far exceeds 100.
Each of the 8 reaction tubes can be independently heated or cooled. Reagents and samples can be added to both ends of each reaction tube, and up to 16 temperature measurement points can be set up (2 per reaction tube).
Coflore ATR is capable of handling a variety of single-phase and multi-phase reaction mixtures, including thick slurries, without clogging, making it highly suitable for processes such as hydrogenation and Grignard reactions. The solid feeding of the reactor can be fully automated without the need for pumps in the process pipeline, improving operational convenience and safety.

Coflore ATR is an efficient, multifunctional, and high-performance piston flow reactor. Its unique mixing characteristics stem from the use of radial mechanical stirring, rather than passive mixing or diffusion mixing. This method decouples piston flow and mixing process from residence time, achieving extremely low dispersion number, rapid mixing, and high shear effect.
The Coflore ATR tubular flow reactor is highly suitable for pilot continuous processes before scaling up, or for production scales (in the hundreds of kilograms/ton range). The process developed on the small-scale R&D grade Coflore ACR platform can be directly scaled up to the Coflore ATR piston flow reactor.
This reactor is suitable for various chemical processes with residence times ranging from a few seconds to several hours and has universality. The reactions that have been successfully carried out in Coflore ATR include hydrogenation reactions, Grignard reactions, ester exchange reactions, biocatalytic reactions, nitrification reactions, and many other types. It can handle multiphase mixtures containing slurry and gas with low risk of blockage or scaling, making it highly suitable for heterogeneous catalytic reactions.

ATR has a high degree of configurability, and by stacking up to 8 reaction tubes on the ATR stirring platform, a variable working volume of 350 to 10000 mL can be achieved. Each reaction tube has dedicated side holes that can be used as needed, such as installing thermocouples or injecting reagents into the reactor.
The reaction tubes of the ATR continuous tube flow reactor are detachable, and all surfaces and components in contact with the medium are easy to clean.
The preparation work for chemical reactions in ATR is minimal, and its low pressure drop characteristics make it compatible with various pumps (including gear pumps, diaphragm pumps, injection pumps, peristaltic pumps, etc.). The reaction residence time is determined by the flow rate of the pump, rather than the size or length of the reactor process channel, so users can easily screen multiple residence times as needed. Regardless of the flow rate, the mixing efficiency and piston flow performance can remain stable.