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It is designed to maintain a set temperature of a liquid coolant circulating both in an internal bath and in external closed-type consumers. Feed pump for external closed-type thermostating systems. All-metal stamped tub with a volume of 12 liters and a depth of 150 mm. The stability and uniformity of the temperature in the inner bath is not worse than ± 0.1 ° C. The operating temperature range is +20...+200 °C. Bath volume 12 l Overall dimensions 420x330x430 mm The open part of the bath is 150x260 mm Bath depth 150 mm Weight 14 kg Power consumption 2.2 kW

The stability and uniformity of the temperature in the working bath is not worse than ± 0.01 ° C. Bath volume 15 l Overall dimensions 790x500x1180 mm The open part of the bath is 125x190 mm Bath depth 250 mm Weight 119 kg Power consumption 4.2 kW

Operating temperature range -30...+100 °C Four places for glass viscometers or a basket for determining the pour point of petroleum products. The stability and uniformity of the temperature in the working bath is not worse than ± 0.02 ° C. Bath volume 15 l Overall dimensions 440x710x620 mm The open part of the bath is 140x170 mm Bath depth 320 mm The size of the viewing window is 104x270 mm Weight 56 kg Power consumption 3.5 kW

It is intended for thermostating samples in glasses, flasks and other laboratory utensils in cases when high accuracy of temperature maintenance is not required and good uniformity of the temperature field in the working volume is not needed. The operating temperature range is Current +5...+200 °C. Two workstations with a diameter of 110 mm with five steel O-rings, tripods and feet with a clip. Stamped steel tub with a volume of 7 liters and a depth of 160 mm. The volume of the bath is 7 liters Overall dimensions 515x360x710 mm The open part of the bath is 295x145 mm Bath depth 160 mm Weight 7.5 kg Power consumption 2.5 kW

It is used in determining the pour point of petroleum products in accordance with the State Standard 20287 (method B).

Operating temperature range +20...+50 °C Nine places for reference viscometers. It is designed to work with reference viscometers, which capillary length is 300 mm. Overflow design ensures stability and uniformity of temperature not worse than ± 0.01 °C Bath volume 85 l Number of jobs 9 Overall dimensions 720x290x910 mm The open part of the bath is 440x190 mm Bath depth 590 mm The size of the viewing window is 440x530 mm Weight 45 kg Power consumption 2.2 kW

A 900 mm high table with a 900×800 mm countertop made of porcelain stoneware, monolithic ceramics, stainless steel, chipboard or plastic. It is designed for standing work. It can be equipped with various superstructures, sliding and hanging bollards. Overall dimensions 900x800x900 mm

It is designed for thermostating samples in glasses, flasks and other laboratory utensils in cases when high accuracy of temperature maintenance is not required and good uniformity of the temperature field in the working volume is not needed. The operating temperature range is Current +5...+200 °C. Three workstations with a diameter of 110 mm with five steel O-rings. Stamped steel tub with a volume of 5 liters and a depth of 60 mm. The volume of the bath is 5 liters Overall dimensions 355x310x285 mm The open part of the bath is 295x235 mm Bath depth 60 mm Weight 9 kg Power consumption 2.5 kW

It is designed to prevent the flask from surfacing when it is thermostated in a laboratory bath or liquid thermostat.

The measurement range is -50...+200 °C. Resolution 0.01 °C, error ±0.05 °C (Class C according to ASTM E2877). The minimum immersion depth of the sensor is 75 mm Overall dimensions of the electronic unit 75x80x35 mm Weight 0.2 kg

900 mm wide, 2025 mm high cabinet made of painted steel for storing laboratory utensils and documents. Two compartments with two metal shelves in each. The upper doors are made of glass, the lower ones are made of steel. Overall dimensions 900x500x2025 mm Weight 95 kg

It is intended for placement in the BF bath and is used in determining the mass fraction of paraffins in oil in accordance with the method A of the State Standard 11851.