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At Büchi AG, we design high-performance glass reactor systems tailored for seamless process scale-up and demanding chemical syntheses. The chemReactor BR 60 and our nutsche filter featured in this case study represent our commitment to highest quality Swiss engineering and manufacturing. Built for durability, visibility, and safety, our reactor setups provide unmatched chemical resistance, vacuum tightness, and flexible integration with advanced thermal and automation systems, ensuring reproducible results from lab through pilot to production scale.
RESMAN Energy Technology is a global leader in providing sub-surface reservoir data utilizing advanced chemical tracer technology. To gain better operational control, lower costs, and increase flexibility, RESMAN made the strategic decision to transition its entire production line in-house.
Partnering with our Norwegian distributor, Nerliens Meszansky (NMAS), RESMAN successfully designed and installed a highly customized, energy-efficient pilot plant solution at their headquarters in Trondheim.
The core of RESMAN's new high-tech manufacturing facility relies on the perfect synergy between premium laboratory and process equipment:
"It wasn’t just about buying off-the-shelf products, we needed a partner who understood our chemical processes and could help us build a fully integrated solution." — Erland Nordgård, Tracer Production Manager at RESMAN
By choosing the high-performance combination of Buchi reactor systems, Huber temperature control, and Systag automation, RESMAN successfully achieved their strategic goals:
Today, RESMAN’s patented tracer molecules deliver vital, wireless subsurface insights to energy sectors worldwide, expanding efficiently into geothermal energy and carbon capture verification (CCUS).
Read the full story: Interested in the deeper technical details of this installation? You can read the original case study published by our partner Nerliens Meszansky here.