New Temperature Control Systems with Natural Refrigerant

Temperature control and sterilising

New Temperature Control Systems with Natural Refrigerant

15 Sep, 2022

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The new PRESTO A38, A41, W41, A70, and W93, W93x process systems with natural refrigerant. These environmentally-friendly models work with the natural refrigerants propylene (R1270) or ethane (R170), and can be used in a wide range of applications. The cooling capacity of the new temperature control systems ranges from 0.8 to 20 kW at a working temperature of 20°C.

PRESTO A38/A41: Julabo's air-cooled PRESTO A38 and PRESTO A41 process system uses environmentally friendly, natural refrigerant. It combines high performance and a very compact design with all the advantages of the PRESTO series for a working temperature range from -45°C to +250°C.

PRESTO W41: Julabo's water-cooled PRESTO W41 process system uses environmentally friendly, natural refrigerant. It combines high performance and a very compact design with all the advantages of the PRESTO series for a working temperature range from -45°C to +250°C.

PRESTO A70: The air-cooled PRESTO A70 is Julabo's most compact 2-stage process system and offers high cooling capacities for lowest temperatures down to -75°C.

PRESTO W93: W93 process systems offer users high cooling capacity for dynamic applications even in the lowest temperature ranges. They work with natural refrigerants and are also very energy efficient thanks to state-of-the-art technologies.

PRESTO W93x: W93 process systems offer users high cooling capacity for dynamic applications even in the lowest temperature ranges. They work with natural refrigerants and are also very energy efficient thanks to state-of-the-art technologies

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