Configure bag port connections for use (sensor, hose barb, TC)
Standard automation modules for mixing and weighing
Optional modules for pH monitoring and temperature are available
HMI touchscreen and user-friendly software for automated control of
modules, user permissions, password management, trends, alarm and calibration, audit trail
Install bag and start processing in minutes
Weighing measurment & control via loadcell
Optional features include temperature, pH, and jacketed tote.
The ratings included in these charts are based on the results of laboratory tests. They reflect the relative capabilities of various tubing formulations to withstand specific chemicals.
NOTE: The ratings in the charts DO NOT reflect the extent to which extraction may occur, or the extent to which fluids may undergo any physical changes in properties or composition, as a result of coming into contact with the tubing. Neither Carolina Components Group nor the manufacturer make any representation or warranty with respect to the susceptibility of any fluid to become contaminated or undergo changes in properties or composition as a result of possible extraction of tubing ingredients by the fluid to be transmitted. Certain corrosives that would be destructive to tubing with prolonged exposure can be satisfactorily handled for short periods of time if flushed with water after use. All ratings are based on room temperature (73°F). Chemical resistance will be adversely affected by elevated temperatures.
Chemicals Include: A = Good Resistance | B = Fair Resistance | C = Depends on Conditions | D = Not Recommended
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Our customers can be assured that the products that they receive meet their stringent quality standards.
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