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Lauda Bath Liquid Kryo 51 Silicone Oil, -50...120°C, Canister of 20 ltr

Brand:Lauda

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Capacity
20 l
Max. temperature
120 °C
Media
Silicone oil
Min. temperature
-50 °C
Temperature
-50 ... 120 °C
Type
Kryo 51
UNSPSC
41103715

$4,682.55

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Product description

The Lauda Bath Liquid Kryo 51 Silicone Oil is specially formulated for temperature control applications in the range of -50...120°C. This high-performance thermal fluid ensures reliable heat transfer in both heating and cooling systems. Supplied in a 20-litre canister, it is ideal for use in laboratory and industrial bath systems that require stable and safe temperature control.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Lauda
  • Product: Bath liquid Kryo 51 Silicone oil
  • Temperature Range: -50...120°C
  • Packaging: Canister of 20 litres
  • Application: Suitable for precise temperature control in lab and industrial bath systems

The Lauda Bath Liquid Kryo 51 is a reliable choice for temperature-sensitive processes requiring consistent and efficient thermal fluid performance.

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LZB 321

Part Number

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Capacity

20 l

Bath liquid Kryo 51 pack of 10 L
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Lauda Bath Liquid Kryo 51, Pack of 10 L

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Manufacturer P/N

LZB 221

Part Number

6.222 057

Manufacturer

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Capacity

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Bath liquid Kryo 51 pack of 5 L
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Manufacturer P/N

LZB 121

Part Number

6.230 347

Manufacturer

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Capacity

5 l

Frequently asked questions

It is specially formulated for temperature control applications in the range of -50 to 120°C. This high-performance thermal fluid ensures reliable heat transfer in both heating and cooling systems. Supplied in a 20-litre canister, it is ideal for use in laboratory and industrial bath systems that require stable and safe temperature control.

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$4,682.55

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