Attachment 3 - Bill of Materials.pdf

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Ministat 240 Refrigerated Heating Circulator
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This document is a Bill of Materials (BOM) for a Ministat 240 Refrigerated Heating Circulator procurement by the Department of Energy. The BOM lists three line items: (1) a Ministat 240 with "Pilot ONE" controller (Part Number 2016.0018.01) from Huber USA Inc, featuring a temperature range of -45 to 200°C, cooling capacities between 0.05-0.6 kW, heating capacity of 1.6 kW, and 208V power supply; (2) heat transfer fluid (Part Number 6162) from Huber USA Inc, a silicon oil with a temperature range of -20°C to 195°C/235°C, available in a 10 l container; and (3) a field evaluation line item. The document is a template with blank spaces for vendor name, quote number, date, unit pricing, and total pricing, indicating it is part of a solicitation (RFP389995) for scientific laboratory equipment.

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Vendor Name

Quote Number

Date

Line Item Item Description Part Number Manufacturer Quantity Unit Price Total Price

Ministat 240 with controller "Pilot ONE" Refrigerated Heating

Circulator Bath Temperature range:-45 ... 200 °C Cooling capacity

(20°C): 0,6 kW Cooling capacity (0°C): 0,55 kW Cooling capacity (-40°C):

0,05 kW Heating capacity: 1,6 kW Pressure pump max.: 22 l/min / 0,7 bar Suction pump max. : 16 l/min / 0,4 bar Pump connection: M16x1 male Bath volume: 5,5 l Power supply: 208V 2~ 60Hz- with natural refrigerant or domestic equivalent

2016.0018.01 Huber USA Inc 1

Heat transfer fluid M20.195/235.20 Temperature range for:-open/closed systems:-20°C…195 °C- Unistats (only closed): -20°C…235

°C Material: silicon oil Colour: colourless, clear Viscosity @ 25°C: 20 mm²/s Can: 10 l or domestic equivalent

6162 Huber USA Inc 1

Field Evaluation

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