Now available within the product line is a lower temperature D3 Series, which has capabilities up to 330°F (166°C) and an option for 340°F (171°C)

Huber USA presents new recirculating coolers for constant temperature control for many laboratory applications

Purchasing a laboratory chiller isn't as easy as you think.

Anything in a bath or that was in a bath can cause contamination if a scientist sidesteps ways to avoid the problem.

Scale-up reactions properly from lab to pilot plant

Know what features to look for when purchasing a new immersion circulator

Whether an experiment or procedure requires heating or cooling, beads can be easier to use and more economical.

For 50 years, PolyScience has been the market leader in liquid temperature control equipment. From un-stirred and circulating baths to industrial-sized chillers, PolyScience has the perfect, precise and reliable solution for your needs.

Maintaining a high performance level while achieving good energy efficiency is the focus of the new IKA RC 2 basic and RC 2 control recirculating chillers. Great emphasis has also been placed on safety features and intelligent functions.

Find out which key questions you should ask when buying a bath or chiller and more hepful information.

With chillers, the solution is the same for achieving temperature control, cost-effective cooling protocols, energy savings, and long operating life: mechanical and operational efficiency.

Many labs use chillers to control the cooling needed for some processes. To make the device work, a chiller uses a fluid, and the best kind of fluid depends on a range of factors. Part of the selection process depends on lab preferences. This article explores some of the thinking behind picking one chiller fluid over another.