Laboratory Water Bath 36L Constant temperature water baths are laboratory equipment used to maintain a precise and stable temperature for various applications, including heating, incubation, thawing, and warming reagents, especially when dealing with flammable or sensitive materials. Here’s a more detailed explanation of their uses: Common Applications: Incubation: Water baths are crucial for incubating cell cultures, bacterial cultures, and other biological samples at specific temperatures. Thawing: They provide a gentle and controlled method for thawing frozen biological samples, such as enzymes and DNA, without causing damage. Warming Reagents: Water baths ensure reagents are warmed to the required temperature steadily and uniformly, preventing thermal shock and ensuring optimal performance in assays or tests. Heating Reactions: Some chemical reactions require precise and controlled heating to proceed efficiently, and water baths offer a consistent temperature environment for these reactions. Melting Substrates: Water baths are used to melt substrates at specific temperatures. Warming Blood Samples: Medical labs use water baths to warm blood or plasma samples to specific temperatures for diagnostic tests. Maintaining Cell Lines: They are used to heat up samples in a laboratory, especially for heating flammable chemicals that are at risk of combusting if exposed to an open flame. Enzyme Analysis: They are used in enzyme analysis to maintain the correct temperature for optimal enzyme activity. Calibration: They can be used for calibration purposes, ensuring accurate temperature readings. Evaporating and Warming Reagents: They are used for evaporating and warming reagents in a controlled manner. Determination of Boiling Point: They can be used to determine the boiling point of substances.
• Weight: 9.5 kg
• Dimensions: 0.520 × 0.370 × 0.260 cm
• Constant temperature control
• Precise and stable temperature maintenance
• Suitable for heating, incubation, thawing, and warming reagents
• Safe for flammable or sensitive materials