Across International 60L 10°C To 25°C 66L/Min Capacity Recirculating Chiller
The WAC-6 digital temperature-controlled recirculating water chiller is engineered to provide precise cooling for IH series induction heaters, ensuring optimal performance in demanding laboratory environments. Its construction includes a stainless steel tank, water pump, and tubing, guaranteeing durability and rust-free operation.
Equipped with built-in swivel casters for easy mobility, the WAC-6 offers flexibility and convenience in laboratory settings. The inclusion of a water manifold allows for immediate setup and use, making it an essential tool for researchers requiring reliable temperature control in their experiments.
Equipped with built-in swivel casters for easy mobility, the WAC-6 offers flexibility and convenience in laboratory settings. The inclusion of a water manifold allows for immediate setup and use, making it an essential tool for researchers requiring reliable temperature control in their experiments.
$3,356.50
Original: $9,590.00
-65%Across International 60L 10°C To 25°C 66L/Min Capacity Recirculating Chiller—
$9,590.00
$3,356.50
Description
The WAC-6 digital temperature-controlled recirculating water chiller is engineered to provide precise cooling for IH series induction heaters, ensuring optimal performance in demanding laboratory environments. Its construction includes a stainless steel tank, water pump, and tubing, guaranteeing durability and rust-free operation.
Equipped with built-in swivel casters for easy mobility, the WAC-6 offers flexibility and convenience in laboratory settings. The inclusion of a water manifold allows for immediate setup and use, making it an essential tool for researchers requiring reliable temperature control in their experiments.
Equipped with built-in swivel casters for easy mobility, the WAC-6 offers flexibility and convenience in laboratory settings. The inclusion of a water manifold allows for immediate setup and use, making it an essential tool for researchers requiring reliable temperature control in their experiments.
