Batch Enzyme Reactor Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : EL-EELE-11419
Quick Answer: The Batch Enzyme Reactor is a bench-top unit for studying batch enzyme kinetics through the isomerisation of glucose by glucose isomerase, followed with a built-in polarimeter.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Clear acrylic reactor vessel mounted on a bench-top unit.
Cruciform impeller of stainless steel mesh that holds the immobilised enzyme while mixing the liquid.
Heater and temperature sensor in the vessel, linked to a PID controller.
Polarimeter measuring optical transmission and angle of rotation.
Three displays: reactor temperature, angle of rotation, and optical transmission or polarimeter temperature.
Sensor signals routed to an I/O port for a PC; protection devices on the electrical circuits.
Technical Specifications
Specification
Value
Reactor vessel
Clear acrylic
Impeller
Cruciform, stainless steel mesh
Temperature control
Heater, sensor and PID controller
Measurement
Polarimeter: optical transmission, angle of rotation
Displays
3
PC link
I/O port
About This Product
The enzyme is held in the mesh impeller, so it stays in the vessel while the stirred reactant passes over it. As the reaction runs at a PID-held temperature, the polarimeter readings let students follow its progress and work out the enzyme's characteristics.
Frequently Asked Questions
What reaction does the reactor use?
The isomerisation of glucose catalysed by glucose isomerase, run as a batch reaction to demonstrate enzyme kinetics and enzyme characteristics.
How is the enzyme kept in the vessel?
It is immobilised and retained by a cruciform impeller made of stainless steel mesh, which still mixes the liquid reactant well.
Can the data go to a computer?
Yes. Sensor signals are routed to an I/O port for connection to a PC, alongside three displays for temperature, angle of rotation and optical transmission.
