Liquid chiller PGC
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liquid chiller
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Characteristics

Material
liquid, air, gas
Other characteristics
compact, low-temperature
Maximum temperature

Max.: 125 °C
(257 °F)

Min.: -75 °C
(-103 °F)

Flow rate

Max.: 740 ft³/min
(20.954 m³/min)

Min.: 140 ft³/min
(3.964 m³/min)

Pressure

Max.: 68 psi

Min.: 2 psi

Description

Edwards Polycold® PGC Gas Chiller requires no pre-cooling This Gas Chiller cools compressed dry gases, such as nitrogen, argon or air, from ambient to cryogenic temperature without pre-cooling. PGC Gas Chillers are closed-loop refrigeration systems that cool a non-recirculating gas stream using a refrigerant to gas tube-in-tube heat exchanger. Using the Edwards Polycold auto-cascade refrigeration cycle technique with a mixed refrigerant, PGC Gas Chillers enable you to cool dry gas to temperatures between -75°C and -125°C without sacrificing high flow rates. PGC Gas Chillers are suitable for many applications, including thermal testing of electronics, cold gas venting of vacuum chambers, rheology, and low-temperature characterisation of materials. They are the most cost-effective systems available for cooling a gas stream in an ultra-low temperature range (-75° to -125°C/ -103° to -193°F/198 to 148 K) without the cost, risk or inconvenience of liquid nitrogen. Key Features Free standing, compact size Rated for continuous operation Shipped ready to operate Easy installation and maintenance Single compressor for reliable performance 50 or 60 Hz operation, single phase Power switch and eight-foot power cord Patented refrigerant gases PGC Gas Chillers are CE compliant, SEMI S2 compliant, and US EPA-SNAP approved. Proprietary and patented Polycold® refrigerant mixtures are fully compliant with current European environment regulations

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