Features:
- Multiple use for all requirement of pathological micro biological, chemical physical and in other laboratories
- Double walled inner S.S .buff finish and exterior of G.I/M.S having epoxy powder coating finish in regular model
- Inner 316 S.S & exterior 304 S.S matt finish in GMP Model
- Choice of controller from capillary type thermostat or solid state digital tem Controller
- High precision cGMP model includes single speed stirrer PID controller round edges corner &elegant in design
- range: 5c above ambient to 95c
- A perforated false bottom in all bash and choice for accessories to select
- Operates on 230 volts
Technical Specifications:
| Part NO. | Chamber Size (LXWXD) | Temp. Controller | Temp. Accuracy | Watts |
| 11330-A | 12”X9”X7” | Capillary type Thermostat | ±2c | 1.5 k.w |
| 11330-B | 18”X12”X7” | Capillary type Thermostat | ±2c | 2.0 k.w |
| 11330-C | 12”X9”X7” | Microprocessor Based PID temp. Controller | ±0.5c | 1.5 k.w |
| 11330-D | 18”X12”X7” | Microprocessor Based PID temp. controller | ±0.5c | 2.0 k.w |
| 11330-E | 12”X9”X7” | High grade Precision c GMP series | ±0.1c | 1.5 k.w |
| 11330-F | 18”X12”X7” | High grade Precision c GMP series | ±0.1c | 2.0 k.w |
A Universal Water Bath is versatile and commonly used for:
- Sample Incubation: Providing a stable environment for sample incubation.
- Temperature Control: Maintaining a consistent temperature for various lab applications.
- Heating Solutions: Warming liquids for dissolving, melting, or chemical reactions.
- Thawing Samples: Safely thawing frozen samples under controlled conditions.
- Viscosity Testing: Supporting viscosity testing of liquids.
- Culturing Microorganisms: Creating a controlled environment for microbial cultures.
- Quality Control: Ensuring temperature consistency for quality assurance.
- Laboratory Experiments: Used in various scientific experiments and procedures.
- Educational Purposes: Widely utilized in educational labs for teaching and demonstrations.
- Multi-Purpose Applications: Adaptable for diverse temperature-dependent processes in laboratories.
