Breeze & Storm

What is the difference between Breeze and Storm?

Breeze

Heating/cooling work station

Small bench-top footprint and no insulation; resulting in a narrower operating range of -30 °C to +165 °C. Yet because it is smaller, Breeze has a much faster response time to required changes in temperature. This makes Breeze more suitable for applications that require solution control such as crystallisation studies.

Features:

• Rapidly heat/cool, multiple or individual flasks up to 5 litres
• Thermofluid range of -85 °C to +235 °C; providing a solution temperature of -30 °C to +165 °C.
• Internal design maximises heat transfer from the thermofluid to the top plate and minimises temperature variation across the surface.

Storm

Heating/cooling work station

Features a sophisticated internal fluid path that combines with a high performance insulated case to maximise thermal transfer. These features create a temperature control module that has a wide operating range with excellent heat transfer, making Storm ideal for steady state reactions from -65 ˚C to +200 ˚C that require stable temperatures for extended periods, with minimal variation across the heated surface.

Features:

• When combined with a suitable circulator Storm is a powerful heating (+200 °C) and cooling (-65 °C) work station.
• Storm does not contain integral stirring (therefore stirring must be provided by a suitable overhead stirrer).
• Storm’s unique internal design maximises heat transfer from the circulator thermofluid, focusing the energy towards the top plate surface.