4748 Large Capacity Acid Digestion Vessels, 125 mL

Overview
The 4748 Large Capacity Acid Digestion Vessels and 4748A vessels are the largest of all Parr acid digestion vessels. The 4748 has a 125 mL, removable PTFE cup in a stainless steel body with six cap screws in the screw cap to seal the flanged PTFE cup. An expandable wave spring maintains continuous pressure on the seal during the cooling cycle when PTFE parts might otherwise relax and leak. Stirring can be provided with a magnetic stir bar. The 4748A is a 200 mL modification of the 125 mL, 4748 PTFE lined vessel for users who want additional capacity in this model. A safety rupture disc above the PTFE cup will blow out through an opening in the vessel head if pressure should accidentally reach the 3500 psi range. But for safe operation, pressures in these vessels should never exceed 1900 psi and temperatures must not exceed 250 °C.
Model Number
4748
Size, mL
125
Maximum Charge, grams
Inorganic Sample
5.0
Organic Sample
0.5
Recommended Maximum Temperature, °C
250
Absolute Maximum Temperature, °C
250
Absolute Maximum pressure, psig
1900
Body Material
Stainless steel
Cup Seal
Flanged
Overpressure Protection
Blow-off Disc
Closure Style
Six Cap Screws
Vessel Dimensions, cm
Overall Height
15.21
Maximum O.D.
9.45
Cup Dimensions, cm
Inside Diameter
4.45
Inside Depth
8.26
Vessel Weight, grams
3750
Description
4748 Large Capacity Acid Digestion Vessels, 125 mL

The 4748 Large Capacity Acid Digestion Vessels and 4748A vessels are the largest of all Parr acid digestion vessels. The 4748 has a 125 mL, removable PTFE cup in a stainless steel body with six cap screws in the screw cap to seal the flanged PTFE cup. An expandable wave spring maintains continuous pressure on the seal during the cooling cycle when PTFE parts might otherwise relax and leak. Stirring can be provided with a magnetic stir bar. The 4748A is a 200 mL modification of the 125 mL, 4748 PTFE lined vessel for users who want additional capacity in this model.

A safety rupture disc above the PTFE cup will blow out through an opening in the vessel head if pressure should accidentally reach the 3500 psi range. But for safe operation, pressures in these vessels should never exceed 1900 psi and temperatures must not exceed 250 °C. Operations should be conducted well below these limits whenever possible due to the potential destructive forces in a large vessel charge. It also is advisable to test any new procedures for safety in one of the smaller vessels before scaling up to these sizes. A wrench for the cap screws is furnished with these vessels. No other accessories are required.

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