Product Name :

BUCB-1 

Product Description :

Chill Bucket with Beads, Bead bag with 2 off Chilli Packs New 2009 

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Product Specification :

So Cool. So Dry.

The ice bucket, reinvented. No more ... melted ice, puddles, floating tubes or wet and contaminated samples. Cool Beans™ Chill Bucket.

The Chill Bucket is a revolutionary laboratory ice bucket that works without ice. It chills while keeping everything dry and in place, so you no longer have to worry about water-borne contamination or losing track of your samples.

The Cool Beans Chill Bucket makes it easy to run your experiments without risking contamination from wet ice. Now you can cool everything ice-free - Bath Armor Beads power the new Chill Bucket. From 4 °C to -20 °C, the Chill Bucket delivers up to 4 hours of constant cooling on one ice pack or with a handful of dry ice pellets. Every Chill Bucket Kit includes a duarble polyurethane laboratory bucket and lid, two gel packs, and a mesh sack filled with 1.5 liters of metallic thermal beads. Essentially, you get a completely reinvented ice bucket.

The Cool Beans Chill Bucket gives you amazing new ways to cool samples while keeping them dry and contamination-free. Its so cool, youíll never use ice again.

We promise.

This is how it works. Simply cool the Bead Bag and Chill Packs in your refrigerator or freezer. Then assemble the Chill Bucket - Chill Packs on bottom. Use the bucket and Chill Packs at 0-8 °C or substitute the Chill Packs with dry ice for -20 °C temperatures, or you can even create you own custom temperature range by starting with beads at ambient or cooled to 4 °C, - 20 °C, or - 80 °C.  

Heating/Cooling information :

The Chill Bucket can maintain cold temperatures 1 - 8°C for 4 or more hours with one Chill Pack. For up to 8 or more hours a second Chill Pack is recommended. The Chill Packs were frozen to -20°C in a freezer and the Beads cooled to 2°C in a refrigerator prior to placing in the bucket.

Temperature data represents actual measurement results from a single probe in centre of the bucket.