Hot Water Bath – Digital

A laboratory water bath is essential for maintaining a constant temperature, providing reliable heat to devices and incubating samples. Its working principle involves a sensor that converts water temperature into a resistance value, which is then amplified and compared by an integrated amplifier. This process outputs a control signal that precisely regulates the electric heating tube’s power, ensuring consistent water temperature. Ideal for balanced high-temperature heating, a laboratory water bath is crucial for various scientific and research applications.

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How to Use Laboratory Water Bath

Laboratory water baths are used for heating samples. Heating flammable chemicals, maintaining cell lines and that could catch fire if left near an open flame are two applications of a Laboratory water bath. A laboratory water bath comprises a stainless-steel chamber containing the water and samples, a heating unit and a control interface. Moreover, Additional functionality is provided by other types of water baths, such as circulating water baths are used for the maintenance of a more consistent temperature and shaking water baths are used to keep the samples moving while they are heated. 

There is an inbuilt anti-corrosion circulating pump in the digital water bath which provides a constant heat source for the rotary evaporator and glass reactor. The superior cold rolled steel sheet spraying plastics are used to make the shell of the Lamphun GY series circulating water bath, while the electrically heated tube functions in accelerating the heating of the conduction oil. 

Moreover, the liner of the water bath digital is made of imported stainless steel.

However, Laboratory water baths manufactured by Effective Lab India are protected by heat insulation cotton. Effective Lab India uses a smart PID constant temperature heating device and a double-screen LED temperature controller. This temperature controller is helpful for the accuracy of temperature control and controllable output flow.

  • Inner Dimensions: L 300 x W 250 x H 150 mm; LED (Digital) Display seven sections
  • Precision: ± 2°C
  • Resolution/Least Count: 1°C
  • Heater Power: 3 kW x 3 units
  • Power: 50 Hz, 20 A, three-phase, neutral power socket
  • Sensor of Temperature: PT 100
  • Stirrer motors are the type of water circulation motor.
  • 1/4 ball valve for the water drain
  • Havel Grey and Blue combination finish
  • Material: Inner Body: Stainless Steel; Outer Body: Mild Steel
  • Range of Temperature: Up to 90°C
  • Finish: Bright chrome/zinc plating for corrosion resistance and a powder-coated
  • Outside dimensions: approximately L 700 x W 400 x H 300 mm.

 

  • Extremely precise PT-100 temperature control sensor
  • There is an integrated calibration feature that uses the master PID controller as a reference.
  • Set Value (SV) and Process Value (PV) of the PID temperature controller, which is equipped with an advanced digital microprocessor, are visible on the display screen.
  • There is an integrated auto-tuning feature installed.
  • A speed regulator is fitted to regulate the speed of the stirrer.
  • The machine has been equipped with rapid heaters to guarantee even and consistent heating as well as a stable temperature within the chamber.
  • An integrated water drain system is included in the package as well.
  • Equipped with a stirrer motor to ensure temperature uniformity and precise sample stirring within the chamber
  • For accurate testing, a constant temperature is maintained throughout the chamber.

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What is a water bath in a laboratory?

A laboratory water bath is equipment which is used for the incubation of samples at a constant temperature over a long period.

Why use a water bath in an experiment?

Scientists use a water bath in an experiment for the incubation of samples and to keep the samples at a constant temperature.

What is a scientific water bath called?

A scientific water bath is known as a Bain-Marie.

What is the price of a laboratory water bath?

Pricing of Laboratory hot water bath starting from 30000 INR to 80000 INR in India 

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