Huber Showcases New Temperature Control Solutions at Achema 2018
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Huber Kältemaschinenbau presents new temperature control solutions for research, laboratories, and production in Frankfurt.
At Achema 2018, Huber will be showcasing new solutions and further developments in temperature control from -125 °C to +425 °C for research laboratories and process industry. Huber’s product range on display include Unistats, Unichillers, and classic bath circulators, as well as specialized equipment and ATEX solutions.
The Unistat series of temperature control systems are suited for applications in process engineering and offer a continuous scale-up through research, kilo lab, mini plant, pilot plant, and production.
Huber will also present two new thermoelectric chillers with Peltier technology named Piccolo. The compact devices are suitable for heating and cooling of external applications in the laboratory. In addition, a new Unichiller with carbon dioxide as refrigerant are shown as well as various laboratory bestsellers such as the Ministats and Minichiller.
Other highlights include environmentally friendly cooling units with natural refrigerants as well as software solutions for process development and Industry 4.0.
Source: Huber, Hall B49, Booth 4.2
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