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Lovibond® Tintometer®


Water Testing Group


Waste Water Analysis made easy Lovibond®


– The Original


LEADING THE WAY UNISTAT ® SERIES


QUALITY Made in GERMANY


• Working temperatures: -125°C to +425°C • Cooling powers from 0.7 kW to 130 kW • Unique thermodynamics • Brilliant 5.7“ TFT touchscreen controller • Long thermal fluid life • Ethernet, RS232 and USB interfaces • Over 60 different models available


Innovative Temperature Control Technology


BOD-System BD 600


Accurate, automatic and direct control of wastewater samples


• User friendly / large brilliant graphic display • Graphical representation of measured values • Datatransfer via USB & SD Card interfaces • Mercury-free, environmentally-friendly • User-selectable time span from 1 to 28 days • Individual programming of each of the 6 samples • Inductive stirring system 110 - 240 V / 50 - 60 Hz • Maintenance free


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-125...+425°C


Unistats are powerful circulators. The temperature is controlled with pinpoint accuracy (temperature stability of 0.01 K). In com- parison to conventional bath circulators the Unistats convince with rapid changes in temperature, and wide temperature ranges without fluid change.


Peter Huber Kältemaschinenbau GmbH


Werner-von-Siemens-Strasse 1 • 77656 Offenburg Phone +49 (0)781 9603-0 • info@huber-online.com


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