Top performance for demanding temperature applications


JULABO PRESTO dynamic temperature systems deliver maximum performance. PRESTO systems offer the highest heating and cooling capacities together with powerful and maintenance-free pumps within a temperature range from -92 °C to +250 °C. The PRESTO range includes several systems suited for different applications. The new water cooled PRESTO W50 and W50t cover the temperature range from -50 °C to +250 °C. Our experts can support you and advise you the optimal solution for your application.


Temperature range -92 °C ... +250 °C Low temperatures – no problem


for PRESTO


What's the lowest temperature that can be reached? That's what we test with our PRESTO devices and reactors from different suppliers. For example the PRESTO A45 can achieve the lo- west temperature of -36 °C even in a large 30 l QVF reactor*.


More case studies can be downloaded on www.julabo.com/casestudies *meassured with JULABO Thermal HL40 and 30 l QVF glass reactor fi lled with 30 l JULABO ThermalHL80


up to 36 kW of heating power


PRESTO systems are ideal for reactor tempering


PRESTO systems can be connected to different reactors using the available JULABO tubing. For example the PRESTO A80. With a heating capacity of 1.8 kW the PRESTO A80 is able to heat up this 20 liter reactor from 0 °C to +50 °C in under 90 minutes without any overshoot*.


More case studies can be downloaded on www.julabo.com/casestudies * meassured with JULABO Thermal HL80 and 20 l Asahi reactor fi lled with 18 l JULABO Thermal HL40


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