I need a part number for an old school ice bath...

Started by PMEL_DEVIL-DOG, 05-03-2006 -- 15:28:04

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PMEL_DEVIL-DOG

05-03-2006 -- 15:28:04
Hey fellas-
I know that there is all these high-speed, low-drag electric ice point reference out there, but I need a part number for the old skool chrome bucket used for ice bath. Any suggestions? :?
"Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Island, South Carolina: Where young men who can't hack it, drop out, and become outstanding Air Force Officers..."

flew-da-coup

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05-04-2006 -- 05:28:01 Last Edit: 05-04-2006 -- 06:23:26 by flew-da-coup
I don't think that there is just one part number. I have seen several different ones. Most "K" pros just call for a IceBath if I recall. Do you have to order one or are you writing a procedure? :?
You shall do no injustice in judgment, in measurement of length, weight, or volume.Leviticus 19:35

MIRCS

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05-04-2006 -- 06:43:41
Cole Palmer...part number EW-03766-30

Remember that they are called Dewar Flask

PMEL_DEVIL-DOG

#3
05-04-2006 -- 06:51:01
Quote from: flew-da-coup on 05-04-2006 -- 05:28:01
I don't think that there is just one part number. I have seen several different ones. Most "K" pros just call for a IceBath if I recall. Do you have to order one or are you writing a procedure? :?

I have to order on for the customer....They have a couple triple ice point references along with other temp standards as well. I'll find out for sure why they need it on my next trip out there...
"Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Island, South Carolina: Where young men who can't hack it, drop out, and become outstanding Air Force Officers..."

PMEL_DEVIL-DOG

#4
05-04-2006 -- 06:52:08
Quote from: MIRCS on 05-04-2006 -- 06:43:41
Cole Palmer...part number EW-03766-30

Remember that they are called Dewar Flask

Thanks s lot MIRCS.... :-D
"Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Island, South Carolina: Where young men who can't hack it, drop out, and become outstanding Air Force Officers..."

PMEL_DEVIL-DOG

#5
05-04-2006 -- 07:01:24
Something that looks like this:
"Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Island, South Carolina: Where young men who can't hack it, drop out, and become outstanding Air Force Officers..."

PMEL_DEVIL-DOG

#6
05-04-2006 -- 07:01:54
That woiuld be perfect :evil:
"Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Island, South Carolina: Where young men who can't hack it, drop out, and become outstanding Air Force Officers..."

Freezer

#7
05-04-2006 -- 10:12:07
   You may have already seen it, but here's a link to a site that has what you're looking for (I think). 

http://www.jenconsusa.com/products_specs_1.cfm?id=25

   Looks like they're $200 - $400 bucks. 

Or were you looking for a stock listed item?

PMEL_DEVIL-DOG

#8
05-04-2006 -- 11:46:48
who better to reply back in regards to anything cold than "FREEZER"....Oh the irony.... :wink:

Thanks, I'll check it out. that will do! :mrgreen:
"Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Island, South Carolina: Where young men who can't hack it, drop out, and become outstanding Air Force Officers..."

docbyers

#9
05-04-2006 -- 12:05:36
Up in Minot, they just walk outside with their thermometers.  The "ice bath" is at the lake next to the lab...  :-D
If it works, it's a Fluke.

PMEL_DEVIL-DOG

#10
05-04-2006 -- 12:38:33
lol!
Reminds me of my days in the polar club! :-D
"Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Island, South Carolina: Where young men who can't hack it, drop out, and become outstanding Air Force Officers..."

Freezer

#11
05-04-2006 -- 13:23:00
We'd have to run heat coils to our Dewar flasks if we took them outside! :-D

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