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Individual Generators

Individual Generators

Vortex Tube Generators (B & C Series)

The performance of a Vortex Tube is defined by its internal generator. To provide maximum flexibility, our generators are available in two distinct series and eight different flow capacities. Whether you need a high-volume air stream to clear debris or an ultra-low temperature stream for lab testing, purchasing additional generators is the most cost-effective way to adapt your cooling capacity on the fly.

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Series Selection Guide

Understanding the difference between the B Series and C Series is essential for optimizing your application:

  • B Series (High Flow/Standard Cooling): Engineered to provide the highest volume of cold air (High Cold Fraction). This series is the industry standard for industrial spot cooling, cabinet cooling, and any application where moving a large volume of heat is the priority.
  • C Series (Maximum Cold/Low Flow): Specifically designed to produce the lowest possible temperatures (Low Cold Fraction). While the airflow volume is reduced, the temperature drop is maximized—ideal for cryo-testing or cooling very small, high-heat components.

Technical Compatibility & Sizing

Our generators are precision-matched to our vortex tube body sizes to ensure zero air bypass and maximum thermodynamic efficiency.
Body Size Compatible Capacities (SCFM)
Small Vortex Tube
2, 4, and 8 SCFM
Medium Vortex Tube
10, 15, 25, 30, and 40 SCFM

Key Features & Benefits

  • Field Interchangeable: Change your cooling capacity in under a minute with no special tools required.
  • Marked Options: Easily identify the series and flow rate at a glance to ensure consistent setup across multiple production lines.
  • Precision Machined Brass: Constructed from brass that resists thermal fatigue and maintains precise tolerances even under continuous high-pressure use.

Pro-Tip for Selection:

If you are unsure which to choose, the B Series is the most versatile for 90% of industrial applications. The C Series should only be selected when you need temperatures to reach the sub-zero range and volume is a secondary concern.