Description
Water line cooling coil for CORIO™ CD-series is a laboratory accessory for immersion thermostat systems in the CORIO™ CD range. It links to the water line to support cooling during temperature-controlled experiments and routine thermal work. The coil is supplied as 1 pc with a weight of 0,700 kg, giving a compact add-on for bench-scale thermostat setups. Research, quality-control and teaching laboratories that run immersion thermostats can use this component when external water cooling forms part of the process layout. Compatibility is defined for the CORIO™ CD-series, so the coil matches the corresponding instruments without custom adaptation. From manufacturer Julabo, the accessory follows the modular CORIO™ platform approach and can be held as a spare or upgrade part for existing CD-series installations. Single-unit packaging aids inventory control in central stores and instrument rooms. This water line cooling coil is suited to CORIO™ CD immersion thermostats that require reliable water-line cooling for stable bath performance in analytical and general laboratory environments.
This article is part of Temperature control accessories, in Heating, drying & cooling.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Water line cooling coil
- Compatible with: CORIO™ CD-series
- Weight: 0,700 kg
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