Chillers are used to maintain precise temperature control by circulating cooled liquid to remove heat. They are essential for sensitive applications like equipment cooling and conducting experiments that require stable thermal conditions.

Chillers operate by circulating a cooled liquid, typically water or a glycol mixture, through a system to absorb and remove heat from connected equipment or processes, maintaining a set temperature.

Chillers are commonly used in pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, chemical processing, and other industries where precise temperature control is critical.

Consider the required cooling capacity, temperature range, compatibility with your equipment, and any specific liquid requirements for your application.

Yes, most laboratory chillers are designed to be versatile and compatible with a wide range of equipment, but it’s important to verify compatibility with your specific setup.

Laboratory chillers provide precise temperature regulation, improve equipment efficiency, extend equipment lifespan, and ensure consistent experimental results.

Yes, chillers typically require periodic maintenance to ensure optimal performance. This includes cleaning, checking fluid levels, and inspecting for any operational issues.

Commonly used liquids include water, water-glycol mixtures, or other approved cooling fluids depending on the specific chiller model and application needs.

Yes, high-quality chillers from reputable manufacturers are designed for durability and long-term use in laboratory settings.

Yes, many laboratory chillers are designed to handle a wide range of temperatures. However, the exact range depends on the specific model and manufacturer.