ToronCool™ Thermostatic Circulation Tanks – Optional Accessory for ToronVisc™ Viscometers

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Enhance the precision and stability of your viscosity measurements with the ToronCool™ Thermostatic Circulation Tanks. Designed for both internal and external temperature control, these compact yet powerful systems deliver consistent and accurate thermal environments, ideal for pairing with the ToronVisc™ Series Viscometers.

Featuring intuitive touchscreen controls, intelligent PID software, and high-efficiency refrigeration, ToronCool™ tanks offer laboratory-grade temperature management for demanding applications in R&D, quality control, and industrial processing.

Applications

ToronCool™ Thermostatic Tanks are ideal for:

  • Maintaining stable sample temperatures during viscosity testing
  • Supporting ultra-low or high-temperature measurements
  • Creating constant thermal environments for viscometer spindle calibration
  • External circulation for cooling jackets, glass beakers, or sample containers

Pair your ToronVisc™ Viscometer with a ToronCool™ Thermostatic Tank to unlock full performance potential and achieve reproducible, temperature-controlled viscosity measurements across a wide range of industries.

  • 5-inch touchscreen display for real-time monitoring of temperature, time, and operational parameters
  • PID intelligent temperature control with automatic adjustment for various media; manual override available
  • Advanced refrigeration using a fully closed compressor (on DC0506) with fast cooling and multi-protection system
  • Dual circulation system for uniform internal temperature and constant external liquid output
  • High-quality stainless steel construction, resistant to corrosion, water, and oil-based media
  • User-friendly design for easy cleaning and versatile application

ModelToronCool™ CH1003ToronCool™ DC0506
External Size160 × 160 × 130 mm280 × 180 × 130 mm
Inner Volume3 L6 L
Liquid Level Height120 mm120 mm
Heating Power1500 W1500 W
Temperature Range+5°C above ambient to 100°C-5°C to 100°C or higher
RefrigerationRefrigerant compressor unit
Resolution0.1°C0.1°C
Circulation ModeInternal or Internal/ExternalInternal or Internal/External
Voltage220V, 50Hz (110V is also available)

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