Looking for Equipment for Solid Phase Peptide Synthesis

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The discussion centers on finding affordable equipment for solid phase peptide synthesis, specifically 10L and 20L models. While the Buchi brand is recognized for its quality design, the high price is a concern for users. Participants are seeking alternative options that offer a balance between quality and cost. Input from industry professionals, particularly production chemists, is requested to provide insights and recommendations on suitable equipment.
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I would like to know where can I find a 10L 20L equipment for solid phase peptide synthesis.

I see Buchi brand design is great, but the price is too high. I find this model looks nice and pirce is acceptable but I need more options.

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If somebody is working in industry as production chemist please help me.
 
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