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Nitrous Bottle Water Bath Heater on 2040-parts.com

US $199.00
Location:

Howell, Michigan, US

Howell, Michigan, US
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Warm your bottles to safely maintain consistent pressure. Simply fill the unit with water, set the thermostat and plug it it. This warmer features a 2000 watt heating element and an adjustable thermostat. It will bring two nitrous bottles up to pressure in about 30 minutes when starting with cold water. Its even faster if the water is already heated!
With the thermostat there is no need to babysit your bottles. Once you figure out where you need the temperature to be the unit will hold the bottles there as long as you want.
Water bath heaters promote a more consistent temperature throughout the entire bottle meaning it it will stay at pressure longer. No more heating your bottles with a propane torch.

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