10-years and going strong
A 100-liter and a 250-liter reactor had to be located in a specially constructed ATEX zone. The facility had no
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Author: Ken MacKenzie
Reliable, robust and predictably stable
For over 10-years, this Huber Chiller has been keeping the condenser on this Heidolph Rotary Evaporator at a steady 15°C.
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Minichiller 300 loves to work!
The Minichiller 300 is one of the Minichiller Family starting with the Minichiller 280 (280 watts @ 15°C) up to
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That’s a wrap!
Thank you for the efforts of the Huber China Team and the great cooperation between our booth-partners from AGI, Brand
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Removing Heat from Graphic Memory Chips under Test
The Picture Shows a test bed for Graphic Memory Chips. The Chips sit on the chuck which is cooled by
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Energy from thin air!
At Huber we have always had an eye to the environment. Long ago we left behind harmful refrigerants and our
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Performance and Support, both are required
This Unistat 527w is controlling the process temperature in a 100-liter reactor. This high value critical process called for not
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You buy what it does, not what it is.
When you buy a circulator, you are not buying cooling or heating power. You are buying temperature control. Case studies
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Quality tools for quality manufacturing
To manufacture high quality equipment, high quality tools are essential and those tools must work quickly with predictably reliable precision.
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Unistat “Grand Fleur” controlling a 20 & 30-liter reactor
The Unistat “Grand Fleur” was designed to operate batch reactors with volumes of around 5-liters. The integral expansion tank to
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Make sure it does what you say it does
This is a “Unistat 620w” undergoing the final part of its Factory Acceptance Test (FAT). Cycling between 20°C and -60°C,
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Compact and reliable bench-top chilling
The Minichiller 300 has 300w of cooling power at 15°C. This is enough cooling power to cool the condenser on
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Why use Stainless Steel?
We make no compromises on the materials used to construct Huber temperature Control machines. Stainless steel is resistant to many
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11.11°C +/-0.01°K
Last week was the “ChemTech” Exhibition in Mumbai. We had many visitors, one of whom wanted proof that a Ministat
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Knowledge Sharing
Mr. Ravindra Prassad (Director, Huber India) is a talented engineer, has tireless energy and is amazingly effective at finding solutions
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Ready…Steady…GO (to -90°C)
The “CC-902” is one of our open-bath circulators capable of reaching -90°C. Of Course, any manufacture can make a claim
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F-Gas Regulations. Are you ready?
The “F-Gas” regulations to control emissions from fluorinated greenhouse gases (F-gases) that includes hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) are gradually beginning to “bite”
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Unistats just keep on rolling!
What is the lifetime of a Unistat?” is a common question. This Picture may give sone idea. It is a
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Life Span of a Huber Unistat
Before investing into equipment a part of the decision making process is the life span of the Equipment and it
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Huber China Gets Going
Our colleagues in China have been hard at work in putting the finishing touches to the new Huber China Offices
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Industrial Scale Temperature Control to -60°C
The Unistat 680w has a temperature range of -60°C to 200°C. It is the largest unit in the “Unistat 600”
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Research, test and verification of performance
20 x Unistat 825’s : all delivered on time and about to be installed at a new facility in Asia.
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“Huber China”, the latest Huber daughter company
Mr. Kevin Xie (kevin.xie@huber-china.com) brought a wealth of expertise and experience to the new Huber daughter company in China, “Huber
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Thermal Dynamics and Energy Conservation in Buildings
Now that all of the under-floor tubing has been laid, rebar reinforcements in place, the concrete is now poured to
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Our first Daughter Company, “Huber India”
In 2006, Mr. Ravindra Prassad joined the Huber team. He was a major contributor to the formation of Huber’s first
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