<B>Meech Stainless Steel Vortex Tube Experimental Kit - A20400</B> Introducing our Meech experimental kit, the kit unifies a vortex tube with a cold end silencer alongside a length or knuckle trunking. The vortex tube kit is exemplary for applications that involve changing cold air temperatures. <B>Features and Benefits</B> &#149; The flexible trunking can also be used to direct the cold air flow<BR/>&#149; Also included in the kit is 8 generators, that facilitates flexible temperatures and air consumption<BR/>&#149; Ideal for use with a multitude of applications, including spot cooling, weld cooling, foodstuff cooling, and plastic slitting<BR/>&#149; Very low maintenance<BR/>&#149; Robust, hardwearing design and material - stainless steel construction<BR/>&#149; Runs only on compressed air meaning that the product requires no electrical costs<BR/>&#149; The amount of cold air existing can be adjusted through the valve<BR/>&#149; Compact and lightweight <BR/>&#149; versatile temperature control <BR/>&#149; Knuckle trunking and silencer is provided in the kit <BR/>&#149; Temperature from -40°C to +110°C<BR/>&#149; Up to 2500 BTU/h (630kcal/h) refrigeration<BR/>&#149; Air flow rates up to 35 CFM (990 LPM) <B>What is cold fraction?</B> Cold Fraction is the percentage of input compressed air that is released through the cold end of the tube. <B>What does the vortex tube do? </B> Using no moving parts or electricity, a vortex tube turns factory compressed air into two air streams, one that is very cold and the other that is very hot.