Laboratory Water Baths

Laboratory water bath applications

For over 70 years Memmert has developed top-of-the-line, reliable and user-friendly water baths for all laboratory and research uses. Memmert water baths are energy efficient and precise—perfect for any project. Our precise controls ensure complete temperature uniformity and stability during every use. Water baths are available in seven model sizes with either standard temperature control or electronic overtemperature control capabilities. Contact a Memmert USA representative to get pricing and get matched with the right model for your project. Water baths offer several advantages over other heating methods, including low thermal mass, high heat transfer coefficient, and easy temperature control, making them versatile and essential tools in many laboratory settings. Memmert water baths have a wide variety of uses for both research and industrial settings:

• Corrosion testing and material testing
• Temperature control of samples, plaques and breeding specimens
• Fermentation and homogenization
• Testing vaccines
• Temperature control of balms and emulsions
• And many more

The process of using a water bath starts by setting a defined temperature for the electronically controlled water bath. Thermal energy is then transferred to the water chamber through heat conduction beginning the process of heating the bath. Accessories can be added to any of our water baths that include electronically controlled shaking devices and compact cooling units.

 

Frequently Asked Questions About Laboratory Water Baths

• What is a water bath used for in a lab?
  • A water bath is laboratory equipment used to heat samples, such as chemicals, biological materials, or food products, to a specific temperature. Water baths are commonly used in scientific research and food processing, as they provide a stable and consistent heat source.
• How do I choose the right water bath for my research needs?
  • The type of water bath that is best for your research needs will depend on the type of samples you will be heating and the temperature range required. Other factors to consider include the size of the bath, the accuracy and stability of the temperature control, and any additional features such as shaking or circulating capabilities.
• What material are water baths made from?
  • Our water baths are made from stainless steel to provide a durable, corrosion-resistant & hygienic environment while still offering a sleek design.

Have a different question? Contact us today to find a water bath to suit your needs.