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Pressurize CO2 without an External Cooling Bath

Supercritical Fluid Technologies introduces its self-contained SFT-10 liquid carbon dioxide pump, which can achieve high pressure without the need for an external cooling bath.

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Supercritical SFT-10 pumpSupercritical Fluid Technologies introduces its completely self-contained SFT-10 liquid carbon dioxide pump. The SFT-10 is highlighted by:

  • Advanced Peltier (thermoelectric) technology, which makes it possible to achieve high pressure without the need for an external cooling bath.
  • The power to pressurize carbon dioxide up to 10,000 PSI (69 MPa) at flow rates from 0.01 to 24.0 mL/minute. 
  • Reliable dual-sapphire-syringe pump technology to rapidly reach high pressures.
  • Optimal cooling capabilities as a result of a Peltier chiller. 
  • The ability to maintain low enough temperatures at the pump heads to ensure the carbon dioxide remains liquid.
  • A standard constant pressure operating mode in which the pump maintains a pressure set point, whereas an optional constant flow mode — from 0.01 to 24.0 mL/minute — is available. 
  • The flexibility to act as a stand-alone pump or part of the company’s SFT-100/SFT-100XW fluid extractors.
  • Suitability for pharmaceutical, food, neutraceutical, polymer chemistry and research applications, as well as chromatography, and super-critical fluid extraction and reaction chemistry.

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