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De Dietrich Process Systems previously known as:
QVF was created in 1953 as a subsidiary of Quickfit and Quartz, Ltd. and the James A. Jobling Company, Ltd. In 1998, QVF bought Schott Engineering and merged the two companies and product lines. In 2000, QVF became a member of De Dietrich Process Systems.

With manufacturing facilities in Germany and the United Kingdom, QVF continues to be a world force in process plant technology. QVF is the leading supplier of borosilicate glass process plant and associated equipment. QVF has unequaled experience in the design, engineering, procurement, installation and commissioning of everything from complete glass-lined and borosilicate glass reactor vessels, distillation, extraction, evaporation, cryogenic and absorption systems. Ranging in size from one liter to full scale production, these systems include sulfuric and nitric acid concentration plants and cGMP equipment. QVF maintain a large inventory of spare parts and accessories. QVF provides a variety of aftermarket services ranging from start-up assistance to retrofits of systems.

QVF’s comprehensive range of borosilicate glass process plant is widely utilised for Product Recovery and Product Purification. Below is a number of the process applications of QVF products:

Waste Water Treatment
Air Conditioning Traps
Production of absolute alcohol by extractive or azeotropic distillation
Glass Reactor Vessels
Recovery of organics by solvent extraction
Recovery of metal salts and acides
Purification of natural extracts (e.g. essential oils)
Borosilicate Glass condensate traps for air conditioning
Stripping of ammonia
Extraction of high boiling impurities without recovery
Multiple-effect evaporation of waste water
Exhaust Gas/Exhaust Air Purification
NOX-Absorption
Absorption and recovery of volatile organic components VOC
Borosilicate Glass condensate traps for air conditioners
High purified (electronic grade) acids: HCl, HNO3, H2SO4
Bromine recovery from sea water