LS-IC80 -80°C Immersion Cooler
LS-IC80 -80°C Immersion Cooler is a laboratory immersion cooler and -80°C cold-finger chiller for laboratory and production workflows.
Flexible Immersion Cooling
The 1.4 m flexible hose allows the cold finger to reach compatible open baths and vessels without integrating a complete circulating system.
Ultra-Low-Temperature Refrigeration
The refrigeration system supports the stated -80°C minimum for compatible ultra-low-temperature laboratory tasks.
Application-Checked Performance
Lithostek reviews bath volume, fluid, starting temperature, load, mixing, insulation, and target pull-down time before confirming suitability.
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Immersion cooler and cold-finger chiller selection
LS-IC80 -80°C Immersion Cooler is selected by matching the vessel volume, target bath temperature, fluid, insulation, stirring, ambient conditions, heat load, probe dimensions, and hose reach. The cold-finger minimum is not the same as guaranteed loaded bath temperature.
How is the correct LS-IC80 configuration selected?
Provide the required temperature points, fluid, vessel or probe geometry, active heat load, ambient conditions, throughput, power supply, and documentation needs. Lithostek then checks the suitable configuration against the complete application.
Does the published temperature limit guarantee loaded performance for LS-IC80?
No. Achievable temperature and pull-down time depend on heat load, fluid, insulation, circulation, ambient temperature, connected volume, and the selected configuration. Cooling or heating capacity should be verified at the actual operating point.
Can LS-IC80 be supplied for different destination-market power requirements?
Electrical supply, plug, protection, installation clearance, communication, calibration documentation, and destination-market compliance are confirmed before quotation and production.
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