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Lauda Bath Fluid Ultra 301 Canister, 5 ltr., Temperature Range: 40 ..., 300 °C

Brand:Lauda

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HS Code #
39100000
Capacity
5 l
Max. temperature
300 °C
Media
Mineral oil
Min. temperature
40 °C
Temperature
40 ... 300 °C
Type
Ultra 301
UNSPSC
41103715

$386.98

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Product description

The Lauda Bath Fluid Ultra 301 Canister 5 ltr. is specially formulated for high-temperature applications, with a working range of 40 ... 300 °C. It ensures excellent thermal stability and is ideal for use in precise temperature control systems in laboratory and industrial environments. This fluid is designed for long-term use and delivers consistent performance across a wide temperature spectrum.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Lauda
  • Type: Ultra 301 bath fluid
  • Volume: 5 ltr. canister
  • Temperature Range: 40 ... 300 °C
  • Application: Suitable for high-precision temperature control

Lauda Bath Fluid Ultra 301 is a high-performance solution designed to meet the demands of reliable and efficient thermal control in laboratory settings.

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It is specially formulated for high-temperature applications, with a working range of 40 to 300 °C. It ensures excellent thermal stability and is ideal for use in precise temperature control systems in laboratory and industrial environments. This fluid is designed for long-term use and delivers consistent performance across a wide temperature spectrum.

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