ESPEC
BTZ-4200
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The ESPEC BTZ-4200 is a compact temperature cycling chamber with a 15°C/min change rate and a -70 to 180°C range. The BTZ-4200 requires no cooling water or liquid nitrogen and fits through standard doors.[1]
What it is
The BTZ-4200 is a compact temperature cycling chamber from ESPEC. The BTZ-4200 has a temperature change rate of 15 degrees Celsius per minute. The BTZ-4200 has a temperature range of minus 70 to 180 degrees Celsius. The BTZ-4200 is based on the company's 4 cubic foot benchtop models. The BTZ-4200 fits through standard doorways and requires no cooling water or liquid nitrogen.[1]
How it works
The BTZ-4200 requires no cooling water or liquid nitrogen for operation. The chamber uses forced air convection to heat and cool the internal workspace.[1]
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- [1]espec.com — espec.comespec.com
Last updated Sep 24, 2026.