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OmniCore™ eTFE Teflon Lined Vessel - ASME Certifed - 250PSI

USA Lab

OmniCore™ eTFE Teflon Lined Vessel - ASME Certifed - 250PSI

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ETFE-lined pressure vessel in 50 L or 100 L, ASME rated to 250 PSI, with a chemically bonded lining specified as a zero-permeation barrier.

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Description

The OMNI Core eTFE Lined Vessel – ASME Rated to 250 PSI – A universally capable, corrosion-resistant pressure vessel built for the harshest and most versatile applications. Its purpose-built for corrosive chemistries and solvent-heavy processes requiring uncompromising cleanliness, safety, and pressure capability. A chemically bonded eTFE lining delivers a non-stick, zero-permeation barrier against aggressive acids, oxidizers, and chlorinated solvents.
Constructed from 304 stainless steel and certified to ASME standards, the vessel maintains material purity through demanding synthesis, recovery, and pilot-scale reactions. Its robust design supports reliable operation at 250 PSI with straightforward integration into CIP/SIP workflows.
Ideal for chemical synthesis, polymerization, solvent recovery, acid handling, and advanced R&D where corrosion resistance and pressure performance are critical.

Engineering drawings, ASME certification documents, and material traceability reports are available upon request.
Verify chemical compatibility and pressure/temperature (−29°C to 80°C) limits before use; follow ASME and site safety procedures. Maintain gasket integrity and sanitary surfaces; inspect lining routinely.
ASME 250 PSI eTFE Lined 304 Stainless CIP/SIP Ready
Extreme corrosion resistance: Bonded eTFE liner provides inert, non-stick, low-permeation protection for harsh chemistries.
ASME pressure safety: Certified construction supports reliable operation up to 250 PSI .
Process cleanliness: Smooth fluoropolymer surface minimizes hold-up and simplifies CIP/SIP turnaround.
Tank Drawings ETFE Compatibility Sheet The Role of ETFE in Vessels ETFE Properties Handbook
Why this OMNI Core eTFE Lined Vessel?

Bonded eTFE barrier — thermally fused, chemically bonded liner resists acids, oxidizers, and solvents with near-zero permeability.
ASME 250 PSI — certified construction for dependable pressure performance in pilot and production workflows.
Process purity — smooth, non-stick interior minimizes product hold-up and cross-contamination.
Serviceability — compatible with CIP/SIP protocols and standard sanitary connections.
Technical Specifications
Model
OMNI Core eTFE Lined Vessel – ASME Rated to 250 PSI
Product Name
OMNI Core eTFE Lined Vessel
Vessel Type
Pressure Reaction Vessel
Body Material
304 Stainless Steel
Lining Material
eTFE (Ethylene Tetrafluoroethylene) — fluoropolymer branch of PTFE
ASME Certification
Yes — Rated for 250 PSI
Pressure Rating
250 PSI at ambient temperature
Temperature Range
−20°F to 176°F (−29°C to 80°C)
Corrosion Resistance
Excellent — inert to strong acids, solvents, and oxidizers
Seal Type
Chemically resistant PTFE gaskets or O-rings
Lining Thickness
Typically 2–3 mm uniform bonded layer
Surface Finish
Internal: Smooth eTFE • External: Polished stainless steel
Design Purpose
Safe containment and reaction of corrosive or high-purity materials
Applications
Chemical Synthesis, Solvent Recovery, Acid Handling, R&D Reactors, Pilot Plants
Cleaning & Maintenance
Easy to clean, non-stick interior; compatible with CIP/SIP systems
Advantages
Corrosion resistance • High pressure rating • ASME safety compliance
FAQ

What is the OMNI Core eTFE liner and why choose it?

The OMNI Core eTFE Lined Vessel – ASME Rated to 250 PSI uses a bonded, thermally fused eTFE liner for exceptional chemical resistance, low permeability, and an easy-to-clean non-stick surface.
Is the vessel pressure rated and certified?

Yes. The OMNI Core eTFE Lined Vessel – ASME Rated to 250 PSI is built to ASME standards and rated for 250 PSI at ambient temperature.
What applications is this vessel best suited for?

The OMNI Core eTFE Lined Vessel – ASME Rated to 250 PSI excels in chemical synthesis, solvent recovery, polymerization, acid handling, and pilot-scale R&D.
How do I maintain cleanliness and service the lining?

The OMNI Core eTFE Lined Vessel supports CIP/SIP routines. Use compatible cleaners and inspect gaskets/lining regularly to preserve integrity.

Specifications
Material:
304 SS
Liner Material:
eTFE (Ethylene Tetrafluoroethylene)
Certifications:
ASME Rated to 250 PSI

Frequently asked questions

What sizes are available?+

50 L and 100 L.

What is the pressure rating?+

ASME rated to 250 PSI.

What does the ETFE lining protect against?+

USA Lab specify a chemically bonded eTFE lining giving a non-stick, zero-permeation barrier against aggressive acids, oxidizers and chlorinated solvents.

How does this differ from the OmniCore reactor assembly?+

This listing is the vessel itself. The reactor assembly listing adds the mixer and arrives as a fully assembled turnkey package.

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