Thermoelectric Cooler Assemblies Solve a Lot of Thermal Management & Design Engineering Issues … with a lot of flexibility
The EFC Recirculating Chiller uses natural R290 refrigerant to achieve a near-zero Global Warming Potential (GWP) with similar performance specs compared to traditional HFC cooling systems…
Refrigerant-free, Thermoelectric Cooler Assemblies boost cooling performance in enclosures, chambers and cabinets without increasing form factor…
The PCX7-159-F1-1466-TB-RT-W6 is a high-performance thermoelectric cooler designed for thermal cycling between multiple temperature set points and is ideal for applications in healthcare among others, where fast temperature changes are required. The thermoelectric module is specially constructed to reduce the amount of stress induced on the thermoelectric elements during operation. It has a maximum Qc of 78.6 Watts when ΔT = 0 and a maximum ΔT of 73.6 °C at Qc = 0.
The Nextreme™ Eco-Friendly Chiller offers all users a cost-effective and reliable thermal management solution that is compliant with foreseeable future regulations with regards to refrigerant use. Part of the Nextreme family of chiller products, the EFC line offers the same ease of use, low maintenance features that makes it ideal for cooling sensitive electronics in industrial and analytical equipment.
The Nextreme™ Eco-Friendly Chiller offers all users a cost-effective and reliable thermal management solution that is compliant with foreseeable future regulations with regards to refrigerant use. Part of the Nextreme family of chiller products, the EFC line offers the same ease of use, low maintenance features that makes it ideal for cooling sensitive electronics in industrial and analytical equipment.
Centrifugation is a process that separates mixtures through centrifugal force. Centrifuges are commonly used in food processing and medical research for protein, genetic and cellular analysis. In medical laboratory settings, centrifugation involves spinning medical samples at a fast rate to filter or concentrate substances based on differing densities. Dense components migrate away from the center axis, while less dense components migrate towards the axis.