CORIO C-B17 by Julabo - Precise and reliable temperature control for demanding laboratories
The CORIO C-B17 from Julabo is an open heating bath circulator designed to deliver optimal thermal performance in laboratory environments. Featuring a high-quality stainless steel tank, it combines robustness, reliability and precision. This model is intended for internal applications and stands out for its ease of use, ergonomic design and functionality.
One of the highlights of the CORIO C-B17 is its bright LED display, which allows easy reading of parameters even from a distance. The intuitive user interface, with controls accessible from the front, makes it easy to quickly configure and start up the device. The temperature is set via a keypad, with a display resolution of up to 0.01 °C, ensuring remarkable accuracy.
The PID1 control system ensures stable temperature regulation with a temperature range from +20 °C to +100 °C and a stability of ±0.03 °C. For applications close to or below ambient temperature, the device can be equipped with a cooling coil or a Julabo immersion chiller.
The integrated immersion pump offers a flow rate of 6 l/min and a pressure of 1.5 psi, ensuring efficient circulation of the liquid in the bath. The filling volume varies between 13 and 17 litres, with a usable bath opening of 30 x 18 cm and a depth of 20 cm. The CORIO C-B17 is also equipped with an early warning system for low liquid levels, with visual and audible alarms, ensuring maximum safety.
The CORIO C-B17 design incorporates rubber feet for optimum stability, an integrated drain plug for easy maintenance, and a lockable power plug for added safety. The model is compatible with multiple voltage versions and plug types, making it adaptable to different international environments.
Julabo is committed to an environmentally friendly approach, using environmentally friendly materials and technologies. Thanks to its high-end components – platinum sensors, proven motor technology, CAN-Bus communication – the CORIO C-B17 embodies reliability and modernity.
