Low Temperature Water Bath

Product Description

Low temperature water bath offered comprise standard and customized Low Temperature water Baths that are developed for perfectly matching up to the challenging work process demands of scientists while they handle and specialized research projects. Here, the systems are widely used for day bacteriological as well as various laboratory applications requiring incubation, general tests and laboratory procedures like Wassermann and Kilmer tests. Further, the Low Temperature Water Baths also finds usage in different tissue culture applications, growth observation studies, enzyme reaction studies, fermentation analysis as well as other general and specialized laboratory applications. Some of the end usage areas where these Low Temperature Water Baths are supplied to include Research laboratories, Defence installations, Educational institutes as well as R & D labs of national and international repute. For superior performance, these Refrigerated Water Bath comprises double walled convection heated unit with outer wall made of thick PCRC steel sheets that is pre-treated with primer for rut proofing as well as painted with air drying paint / stove enamel / powder coating so as to deliver optimum service life standards.

Reliable Low Temperature Control

This water bath is engineered to maintain stable temperatures up to 90C, making it perfect for sensitive laboratory processes. Its mild steel body ensures durability and consistent performance, helping researchers achieve reproducible results. Designed for ease of use, the unit accommodates various scientific and industrial protocols requiring controlled heating.


Versatile Applications in Research and Industry

Thanks to its robust construction and reliable temperature regulation, the Low Temperature Water Bath is widely used across different industries such as pharmaceuticals, food testing, and chemical laboratories. The uniform heating system provides a controlled environment for numerous experimental and quality control procedures.