Kipp Apparatus with Accessories

The Kipp gas generator is a laboratory device designed for the controlled production of gases through a chemical reaction between a solid reactant and a liquid reactant.

Its classic design of three interconnected chambers allows gas to be generated safely, regulated, and on demand, being especially useful in applications where controlled volumes of gas are required without the need for pressurized systems.

The equipment is made of glass, with ground connections that guarantee a hermetic seal and excellent chemical resistance.

Operating Principle

The system is composed of three main sections:

• Upper Sphere: contains the liquid reactant

• Lower Sphere: holds the solid reactant

• Central Chamber: collects the generated gas

When both reactants come into contact, the gas-generating chemical reaction occurs.

The gas flow is regulated by an outlet valve. When closed, the internal pressure displaces the liquid reactant towards the upper sphere, automatically interrupting the reaction. This mechanism allows safe and efficient control of the process.

Technical Characteristics

• Type: Kipp type gas generator

• Material: Glass

• System: Three interconnected chambers

• Control: Automatic pressure regulation

• Connections: Ground joints for sealing

• Format: Available in various capacities

Applications

This equipment is suitable for:

• Gas generation in chemical laboratory

• Experimental processes

• Teaching applications

• Preparation of gases on demand

Thanks to its robust design, ease of use, and automatic control system, the Kipp type generator is a reliable tool for the safe production of gases in laboratory environments.