Heating Circulators are not available for EU purchase or delivery.
Water heater for tissue bath
The heated water circulator interfaces with BIOPAC and third-party tissue bath stations. The circulator will maintain water temperature at a preset value in the range 30° C to 45°C and circulate water through the baths.
Heating circulators have a 4.5 L Water Bath Volume and Circulation Flow of 2 liter/min. The front panel has a digital temperature display and controls for Preset, Temperature, Power, Heater, and Circulation. The back panel has Inlet and Outlet ports, along with the power cord.
A single circulator can support eight tissue baths; longer tubing to and between tissue baths will increase cooling.
Dimensions (LxWxH): 40 cm x 20 cm x 29 cm
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Heating Circulators are not available for EU purchase or delivery.
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