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Scale-up Solutions for Streamlined Process Engineering
Unistat temperature control systems from Peter Huber Kältemaschinenbau AG are designed to meet the unique needs of process engineering applications. With a temperature range of -125°C to +425°C, Unistat offers precise temperature control for small batches or production volumes. Unistat is the only brand on the market that provides consistent scale-up capability, from research lab to kilo-lab, miniplant, technology centre, and production. With over 60 models and 200 variants to choose from, ranging in cooling powers from 0.7 to 130 kW, Unistat offers unparalleled versatility.
One of the key advantages of Unistat is its adaptability. Unistats can be combined with vapour or cooling brine circuits, making them suitable for production volumes beyond the 10 m³ class. As your requirements increase, Unistats can easily be adjusted while maintaining their mode of operation and functionality, ensuring premium reproducibility, process safety, and stability. The wide range of setting options allows users to precisely adjust the temperature control and regulation behaviour to suit their individual applications.
In practice, Unistats provide efficient heat transfer with cooling speeds of several hundred Kelvin per hour, surpassing other systems on the market in terms of thermodynamic properties. Over 200 case studies have demonstrated the unmatched performance of Unistat systems:
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Compact Process Thermostats for Laboratory Applications
The Huber Petite Fleur models are the smallest dynamic temperature control systems in the Unistat range, designed specifically for highly accurate temperature control of small research reactors. Operating within a temperature range of -40°C to +200°C, the Petite Fleur models offer a refrigeration capacity of 480 W (with full pump capacity acc. to DIN 12876). The circulation pump, with a capacity of up to 25 l/min, ensures optimum heat transmission.
The unique thermodynamic properties of the Petite Fleur models, shared by all Unistats, provide excellent performance. The soft start-up feature protects delicate glass reactors from damage, while changes in viscosity within the fluid circuit are compensated for.
Equipped with a 5.7” touchscreen controller, Pilot ONE, and the E-grade ‘Professional‘ extended functionality, the Petite Fleur offers a comprehensive range of features for demanding temperature control jobs. This includes TAC cascade control, programmer, graphic display, calibration programs, and USB, Ethernet, and RS232 interfaces.
With over 200 case studies demonstrating their performance, the Unistat range is proven to adapt to process requirements, offering precise stability and control.
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