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11440-Circulator Low Temp Bath

Features:

  • Specially designed for continuously use for cooling and heating cycles combined
  • Triple walled in construction with inner made of 316 S.S and exterior 304 S.S matt finish
  • PUF insulation minimize heat exchange
  • Choice for temp controller with eight segment programmable ramp and soak function
  • Combine use for cooling temperature -50 c to +150 c
  • Unit consist with pump cum stirring assembly for internal as well external circulation
  • RS 232/ RS 485 port for computer interface, data storing and documentation purpose
  • CFC free cooling system having hermetically sealed compressor, fan motor, condenser cascade etc and are safely placed below the chamber

Features:

  • Specially designed for continuously use for cooling and heating cycles combined
  • Triple walled in construction with inner made of 316 S.S and exterior 304 S.S matt finish
  • PUF insulation minimize heat exchange
  • Choice for temp controller with eight segment programmable ramp and soak function
  • Combine use for cooling temperature -50 c to +150 c
  • Unit consist with pump cum stirring assembly for internal as well external circulation
  • RS 232/ RS 485 port for computer interface, data storing and documentation purpose
  • CFC free cooling system having hermetically sealed compressor, fan motor, condenser cascade etc and are safely placed below the chamber

A Circulator Low Temp Bath is commonly used for:

  1. Low-Temperature Experiments: Providing a controlled environment for experiments requiring low temperatures.
  2. Sample Cooling: Efficiently cooling samples for preservation or analysis.
  3. Cryogenic Applications: Supporting processes and experiments involving cryogenic temperatures.
  4. Materials Testing: Conducting tests that require precise low-temperature conditions.
  5. Temperature-sensitive Reactions: Assisting in reactions that demand low temperatures.
  6. Quality Control: Ensuring consistent low-temperature conditions for testing and analysis.
  7. Cryopreservation: Used for preserving biological samples at low temperatures.
  8. Laboratory Cooling: Supporting various cooling applications in laboratory settings.
  9. Industrial Processes: Employed in industries for cooling processes requiring low temperatures.
  10. Research and Development: Utilized in R&D activities exploring low-temperature phenomena.

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