LAUDA Thermostats/Circulation chillers

LAUDA Integral XT - Process thermostats

Wide temperature ranges and maximum performance with the new LAUDA Integral XT process thermostats LAUDA, the thermostating specialists, will be presenting the seven models from the new line of LAUDA Integral XT process thermostats for the first time on ACHEMA 2006. These devices have been designed for professional temperature control applications in the fields of testing and mini-plants. They have clear advantages with regard to heating capacity, cooling capacity, temperature range, speed of the temperature changes and user-friendliness compared to the Integral T range of process thermostats. Wherever fast temperature changes and quick reaction times are required, the process thermostats show their strengths. Typical applications are the thermostating of double-walled glass or metal reactors in the chemical and pharmaceutical industries, of reaction blocks in combinational chemistry and stirrer tanks and fermenters in the field of biotechnology.

LAUDA Thermostats/Circulation chillers

LAUDA Aqualine - Water baths

The new LAUDA Aqualine waterbaths for simple thermostating tasks in the laboratory LAUDA, the thermostating specialists, will be presenting the new line of LAUDA Aqualine waterbaths for the first time at the ACHEMA 2006. With five various bath sizes, the LAUDA Aqualine offers an economical introduction into the world of thermostating. Easy operation and a high degree of reliability characterise the range of devices for basic applications in the laboratory. Above all, the Aqualine is orientated towards the requirements of biological, medical and biochemical laboratories. Typical areas of application are the preparation of cytobiological or medical samples for analysis, and pre-thermostating of environmental samples for spectroscopic analysis.

LAUDA Measuring instrumentation

LAUDA Rinsing module VRM 3 of PVS

The new rinsing module VRM 3 of the processor-viscosity system PVS: A further increase in modularity and reliability When LAUDA developed 10 years ago the first PC controlled modules for the automatic measurement of kinematic viscosity using glass viscometers e.g. of the Ubbelohde type, the extremely compact microprocessor controlled pump / valve blocks types VRM1, VRM2 and VRM22 for automatic viscometer cleaning have been one of the most important innovations. These rinsing modules, mounted as back-packs on top of the thermostat bath behind the measuring stands, served for the complete cleaning and drying of the built-in glass viscometers with two rinsing agents.