JULABO Trade-In Program for Refrigerated Circulators - Ask our expert for a free evaluation of your installed base
The European Union is tightening rules on fluorinated greenhouse gases (F‑gases) to cut emissions and support the transition to low‑GWP cooling technologies. In spring 2024, the EU updated its F‑gas framework through Regulation (EU) 2024/573 (official text: http://data.europa.eu/eli/reg/2024/573/oj). A major milestone takes effect in 2027, further restricting the use and servicing of high‑GWP refrigerants. For laboratories using refrigerated circulators and cooling systems, this evolution makes early planning essential.
To support laboratories in modernizing their temperature control infrastructure, Analis offers a structured Trade-In Program.
Our specialists can:
- Evaluate your installed refrigerated circulators
- Identify refrigerant types
- Assess regulatory exposure
- Provide upgrade recommendations
- Offer trade-in advantages for eligible systems
Our temperature control specialists are available to assess your laboratory’s readiness and support your transition toward compliant and energy-efficient cooling systems.
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Why Act Before 2027?
This program allows laboratories to anticipate regulatory changes while improving operational efficiency and sustainability performance.
Proactive transition provides:
- Control your budget
- Reduce the risk of downtime
- Anticipate shortages of fluorinated refrigerants
- Plan your installation in advance
- Ensure optimal ESG performance
- Prepare for regulatory compliance ahead of the 2027 deadline
Waiting until regulatory pressure increases may result in higher costs and limited availability.
Energy-Efficient Refrigerated Circulators Aligned with the EU Roadmap
High-performance refrigerated circulators are essential for precise temperature control in research laboratories, industrial testing and technical applications.
JULABO’s latest CORIO, DYNEO and MAGIO series integrate low-GWP and natural refrigerant technologies, supporting laboratories in their transition toward more sustainable, and regulation-ready cooling solutions.
The newly developed 800F and 1200F platforms combines:
- High cooling capacity (up to 1.24 kW at 20°C)
- Broad temperature ranges (down to −50°C)
- Optimized energy efficiency
- Compact design
- Advanced digital control
These systems reduce operating costs while improving environmental performance and long-term regulatory security.