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News Release from: Labtex | Subject: Huber 'Flow- through Chillers'
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial
Team on 05 June 2006
Flow through coolers and immersion
coolers
Huber 'Flow- through Chillers' are designed for simple low demand cooling applications, to remove heat and accelerate cooling around room temperature
Huber 'Flow- through Chillers' are designed for simple low demand cooling applications They are commonly used with simple heating circulators to remove heat and accelerate cooling around room temperature
This article was originally published on Processingtalk on 31 Oct 2005 at 8.00am (UK)
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Flow through coolers can also widen the temperature range of any thermostat with the ability to control to -30C.
The DC range are compact stand alone refrigeration units with a control range of -30C to +50C.
Flow through coolers have no pump and therefore must be used in conjunction with an existing circulator.
'Dip' or 'Immersion Coolers' are ideal for simple cooling applications when low temperatures are required in vapour traps and Dewar vessels etc.
They can also be used to remove heat from other thermostatic circulators.
Three models are available to -45C, -50C and -100C.
Two versions are available with and without control.
The digital version will control at a set temperature to within +/- 0.5K and the standard version can be used in conjunction with an immersion heater to achieve set temperatures between ambient and the lowest achievable temperature of each particular model.
Immersion probes are available in rigid or flexible designs. Request a free brochure from Labtex ...
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