[mondo50m]

Just a really easy question; Is the CW-3000 water chiller worth purchasing for a 40w laser? I assume that it is a TEC type unit, using a peltier element to do the cooling. Is this enough to cool water for a laser. I have a peltier device that I can hook up to a small radiator with a fan, would this be good enough? Also, would an ATX power supply be enough to power the peltier device and the fan for it? I believe that it is a 90w peltier device that I have.

Milt

[frank wang]

Hi , sir

If you do not work for a long time , it is no need to buy the Cw3000DG 110v for the 40w . you just use a water pump , and put it in a large water tank .

And if you want to update your laser tube later to a more bigger powerfull tube .you can think about to buy a cw3000DG .

I can supply the CW-3000DG 110v . 145$/set . if you are interested . you can contact me anytime . aslo i have all the parts about co2 laser machine .

Skype: cenranlaser
Msn: [email protected]

Frank

[mondo50m]

So, I may be interested in the CW3000DG water chiller. The price is very good ($150.00), but how much is the shipping to Florida in the US? That will make a big difference in actual cost to the customer.

Milt

[Melody-gweike]

CW-3000 can not cool down the water circulation in the machine. It only places role of a "beautiful" water pump.

Melody






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[Pplug]

"beautiful" water pump.
- with a fan, flow sensor and several layers of radiators to cool down your water. Works great for my 40w laser!

[teyuchiller]

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