Where Can I Find a Non-Stirred Pressure Vessel for High Temperatures?

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A user is seeking a non-stirred pressure vessel capable of withstanding a minimum pressure of 2,000 psi and a maximum temperature of at least 800°C, with a volume of around 80-100 mL. After a month of searching, they have had little success in finding suitable options. A response suggests that Parr Instruments manufactures the type of reactor needed, providing a link to their products. This indicates that specialized suppliers may be the best source for such equipment. The discussion highlights the challenges in locating high-temperature pressure vessels.
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Hi, I was wondering if anyone knew where I could buy a pressure vessel that meets the following specifications:

min. pressure: 2,000 psi
max temp.: at least 800°C
volume: around 80-100 mL

I've been searching for around month now with little success... I could really use some help, thanks!

here is a picture of the type of reactor I need:
5500-100mL-600mL.jpg
 
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