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The Julabo High Temperature Thermostat HT30-M1 Forte HT, 2 L, Without C.U. Cooling Unit, 70°C to 400°C provides precise and reliable temperature control for demanding laboratory, pilot plant and industrial applications. Its compact, closed construction helps prevent the formation of oil fumes, even at high temperatures, while its powerful heating capacity enables short heat-up times. Automatic heat-up and cracking protection support a long service life for the bath fluid, and the automatic venting system allows the complete circulation system to be filled without trapped air.
This Julabo HT30-M1 Forte HT High Temperature Thermostat is ideal for laboratories and process facilities requiring rapid heating, accurate temperature control and reliable fluid circulation at temperatures up to 400°C. The unit is supplied without a C.U. cooling unit.
Temperature hoses, stainless steel 1.4404, single insulation
Temperature hoses, stainless steel 1.4404, triple insulation
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Manufacturer P/N
9800031
Part Number
9.858 400
Manufacturer
JULABO
Power supply frequency
50 Hz
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Manufacturer P/N
9800062
Part Number
6.300 656
Manufacturer
JULABO
Power supply frequency
50 Hz
NTD 848,784
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Manufacturer P/N
9800063
Part Number
6.289 626
Manufacturer
JULABO
Power supply frequency
60 Hz
It provides precise and reliable temperature control for demanding laboratory, pilot plant and industrial applications. Its compact, closed construction helps prevent the formation of oil fumes, even at high temperatures, while its powerful heating capacity enables short heat-up times. Automatic heat-up and cracking protection support a long service life for the bath fluid, and the automatic venting system allows the complete circulation system to be filled without trapped air.
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