Keep the replacement specification tied to the reactor that your utility operates. We quote quartz sleeves, replacement lamps, power components, and related hardware for municipal drinking-water equipment.
Start with the approved equipment record.
A utility replacement request should identify the reactor model, serial number, original component number, and the maintenance document that governs the work. Include the lamp designation and sleeve drawing when available. A component can fit mechanically while differing in optical transmission or electrical operation; dimensional similarity alone is not enough to establish its suitability for a validated reactor.
For sleeves, identify the overall length, outside diameter, wall thickness, closed-end geometry, and the seal or retaining arrangement. Tell us whether the assembly includes a mechanical cleaning system. Wiper travel and clearance are part of the specification, just as the mounting interface is. For lamps and power supplies, send readable labels from both components and identify any controller or monitoring requirements.
Bring replacement-part approval, documentation, and inspection requirements into the quote request. Your utility and system supplier determine which substitutions are acceptable for the installation. We can review a proposed part against the information you provide and make the quoted scope explicit before you place an order. For a scheduled outage, separate the required delivery date from the installation date and include the receiving location.
Build your specification
| Requirement | What to provide |
|---|---|
| Equipment identity | Reactor model, serial number, original part number |
| Quartz sleeve | OD, wall, overall length, end geometry, wiper interface |
| Electrical match | Lamp, ballast, input supply, controller identification |
| Acceptance | Required documents, inspection criteria, substitution approval |
| Delivery | Receiving address and required-on-site date |
Works for
Closed-vessel UV reactors, lamp and sleeve maintenance, utility spare-parts programs, and replacement assemblies reviewed against the installed system specification.
Questions before you order
Does a matching sleeve length establish compatibility?
No. Material, wall, end geometry, seals, and the equipment requirements also need review.
Can you quote a single emergency replacement?
Yes. Send the identification and required date; we will confirm the available supply route and timing.
Should we include the reactor validation documents?
Include the component requirements and any restrictions that apply to replacement parts. Your utility retains responsibility for approving a change.
Can sleeves and lamps be quoted together?
Yes. Identify each part separately and state the quantity needed for the outage and for spares.
Can we specify inspection documentation?
Yes. State the required records with the inquiry so they can be included in the quoted scope.
A direct quote, starting at 1 piece.
Glass Automated Products has fabricated quartz in Huntington Beach, California, since 1998. Our in-house work includes cutting, doming, fire-polishing, grinding and finishing, cleaning, inspection, and packaging. Most specifications are quoted within one business day. There is no minimum order quantity beyond 1 piece. Fabrication timing, available documentation, and shipping are confirmed for your requirement. We ship to all 50 states and internationally.