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    Memmert WNB 29

    Memmert WNB 29

    • Manufacturer: Memmert

    Memmert water bath WNB29. Floor rack. Drain valve. Display with rotary knob. 230 V. 50/60 Hz. 2400 W. 10.4 A. Company: Memmert Model: WNB 29 Comment: Documents German. The following figures and descriptions are m...

    $1,631 USD
    Burladingen, Germany
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    Memmert WNB 10

    Memmert WNB 10

    • Manufacturer: Memmert

    Memmert Water Bath WNB 10. Setpoint temperature: 95 °C. 220 V. 50 Hz. 1200 W. Temperature protection DIN 12876-3 Class 1. Bath dimensions: 35x21x15 cm. Approx. 10 L. With lid. Drain. CE marking. Company: Memmert ...

    Burladingen, Germany
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    Memmert WNB 29

    Memmert WNB 29

    • Manufacturer: Memmert

    Memmert water bath WNB 29. Flat lid with 8 openings and concentric rings sets for water and oil bath WB29/OB29. Inner dimensions H/W/D: 140/350/590 mm. Exterior: H/W/D: 238/516/818 mm. Volume 29 L. Unused! Year o...

    Burladingen, Germany

Overview

Water baths are laboratory equipment used to incubate samples at a constant temperature over a long period. They are essential for applications such as warming reagents, melting substrates, or incubating cell cultures. Water baths ensure uniform heating and are commonly used in microbiology, chemistry, and biochemistry labs.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used water bath?

Check the overall condition, temperature range, stability, and any included accessories. Ensure it has been maintained properly and has no signs of corrosion or malfunction.

How do I ensure the water bath is shipped safely to my location?

Use a trusted shipping service that specializes in lab equipment. Ensure the water bath is well-packaged and cushioned to prevent damage during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for a water bath?

Regular maintenance includes cleaning the bath chamber, checking for leaks, calibrating the thermostat, and replacing the water regularly to prevent contamination. Refer to the manufacturer’s manual for specific maintenance guidelines.