Z176664
Aldrich® cold plate
AC/DC input 115 V AC, Analog cold plate
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About This Item
Codice UNSPSC:
41121800
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Sterilità
non-sterile
Disponibilità
not available in EU
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none
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Descrizione generale
These portable, low-temperature control devices utilize efficient, solid-state, thermoelectric modules to control temperatures from +25 to -20 °C. Unique, dual heat exchanger utilizes either fan forced air or tap water for cooling. Connects to water source using 1/4 in. I.D. tubing. Stirring models have a built-in, adjustable-speed, magnetic stirrer to keep solutions at equilibrium. Useful for reaction kinetics, recrystallizations, cold traps, freezing point determinations, controlling exothermic reactions, condenser for distillations, freezing biological and blood specimens, cold bath or storage chambers. Not CE compliant.
Specifications:
Specifications:
- Rapid cooling to -10 °C (forced air) or -20 °C (tap water), 130 BTU/h initial rate
- Cooling to -40 °C possible by circulating coolant
- Equilibrium reached in 2 to 3 min
- 3 in. diam. aluminum top plate handles solutions up to 200 mL
- 18 gauge aluminum cabinet, 7 W × 5 D × 5 in. H
- Wt = 8 lb
Altre note
The use of insulated, flat-bottom glassware and aluminum cooling blocks maximizes heat transfer rates from media to cold plate and are highly recommended for use with this equipment.
Note legali
Aldrich is a registered trademark of Sigma-Aldrich Co. LLC
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