Low-Temperature Cooling Circulating Pump

The low-temperature cooling circulation pump uses coolant (usually water, ethylene glycol solution, liquid nitrogen, etc.) and equipment such as compressors to cool liquids or gases to the desired low-temperature state, and circulates them in the form of a circulation pump to maintain the low-temperature state. Its working principle is based on the circulation of low-temperature coolant, which absorbs heat from the system or equipment through heat exchange and temperature control mechanisms, and maintains the equipment temperature within the set range.

Low temperature – Sealed – QYDW 10

Designed for Laboratory

• Efficient refrigeration: using advanced refrigeration technology and efficient compressors to quickly maintain a low temperature state
• Stable and reliable: equipped with multiple protection devices such as overheating and overcurrent
• Intelligent Control: Adopting a microcomputer intelligent control system, the operation is simple and convenient
• Circulating cooling: the cold liquid output of the circulating pump is used to cool or maintain a constant temperature outside the experimental container or establish a second constant temperature field
• Heating Method: Steam Heating / Electric Heating (optional)

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Low temperature – Open – QYDW 10

Designed for Laboratory

• Efficient refrigeration: using advanced refrigeration technology and efficient compressors to quickly maintain a low temperature state
• Stable and reliable: equipped with multiple protection devices such as overheating and overcurrent
• Intelligent Control: Adopting a microcomputer intelligent control system, the operation is simple and convenient
• Circulating cooling: the cold liquid output of the circulating pump is used to cool or maintain a constant temperature outside the experimental container or establish a second constant temperature field
• Heating Method: Steam Heating / Electric Heating (optional)

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