Raschig rings have long been one of the go-to packing materials in chemical engineering, particularly scrubber towers. Originating in Germany during the late 19th and early 20th century under Friedrich Raschig’s direction, its development greatly enhanced gas-liquid phase contact in chemical reactions thereby improving efficiency. Raschig rings, designed as cylindrical packing material with heights roughly […]

Ceramic rings are essential components of brewery distillation columns, providing the smooth and consistent taste required for crafting exceptional beverages. Their large surface area promotes efficient interaction between liquid and vapor streams for greater separation effectiveness, making these rings highly compatible with various columns and setups while their premium ceramic construction provides resistance against both […]

Raschig rings can help enhance the separation efficiency of your cryogenic process by creating intricate pathways for gas and liquid flow, encouraging solute molecules to move between phases more freely and improving mass transfer for improved separation effectiveness resulting in improved product purity and quality. Raschig rings are known for their strength and resistance to […]

Raschig rings for air pollution control are tubular metal pieces of equal length and diameter that are commonly used as packing material for distillation towers. With an optimal surface-to-volume ratio that maximizes mass transfer and an open structure that promotes contact between process stream and material of Raschig rings, these devices make an effective means […]

Raschig rings have proven their efficiency within chemical reactors by significantly improving reaction efficiency. These short, cylindrical packings were designed to create a large surface area for interactions between liquid and gas in an enclosed space; additionally they aid in separation of chemical fractions as well as collection of distilled products. Hexoloy Silicon Carbide (SiC), […]