Description
FT900 FT immersion cooler is used primarily for counter-cooling in combination with heating thermostats and for the rapid cooling of liquids to low temperature values. Its compact construction requires only a small footprint, allowing space-saving placement beside baths, reactors or thermostat circuits. As a cost-effective alternative to conventional tap-water cooling, the unit helps avoid unnecessary cooling-water consumption while remaining simple to operate and handle across varied laboratory cooling tasks. The series is also described as suitable for use as a dry-ice substitute where appropriate. Cooling capacity figures are stated according to DIN 12876; values up to 20 °C are measured with ethanol and above 20 °C with thermal oil unless otherwise indicated, and stated performance applies at an ambient temperature of 20 °C. Results may differ with other temperature-control fluids. This immersion cooler from manufacturer Julabo supports flexible counter-cooling and batch cool-down work without a large permanent water-cooling installation. Net weight is 57,500 kg. The format fits research and process laboratories that need dependable immersion cooling with modest bench demand.
This article belongs on Circulators, chillers & thermostats, in Heating, drying & cooling.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc(s)
- Product type: Immersion cooler
- Model: FT900 FT
- Design: Compact, small footprint
- Cooling capacity standard: DIN 12876
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