Baths
Water baths, steam pots, oil baths, and dry blocks for reliable, consistent temperature control across a wide range of lab protocols.
5 Product Types
Dry Blocks
Compact, precise dry heating for tubes and small vessels without a water medium.
View Details →Waterbaths
Precise, uniform heating in a liquid medium for incubation, sample preparation, and general lab heating needs.
View Details →Steam Pots
Consistent, controlled steam heating for sterilization and sample-preparation protocols.
View Details →Oil Baths
Stable, uniform heating above the boiling point of water, for protocols requiring higher-temperature liquid-medium control.
View Details →Shaking Waterbaths
Water bath heating combined with orbital or reciprocal agitation, for incubation and extraction protocols requiring continuous mixing.
View Details →Applications across industries
- Sample incubation and preparation in clinical and diagnostic laboratories
- Heating of samples and reagents in pharmaceutical quality control
- Extraction and incubation protocols that need continuous mixing, in shaking water baths
- Steam sterilization and sample-preparation protocols with steam pots
- Higher-temperature liquid-medium heating above the boiling point of water, in oil baths
- Dry heating of tubes and small vessels in dry blocks, without a water medium
Frequently asked questions
Which bath suits my protocol?
Waterbaths give precise, uniform heating in a liquid medium for incubation, sample preparation and general lab heating. Steam pots suit sterilization and sample-preparation protocols, oil baths suit higher-temperature work, shaking waterbaths add agitation, and dry blocks heat tubes and small vessels without a water medium.
What is the difference between a waterbath and a dry block?
A waterbath heats through a liquid medium, while a dry block heats tubes and small vessels directly, without water. Dry blocks are compact and precise for small vessels; waterbaths suit a wider range of incubation and preparation work.
When do I need an oil bath?
Oil baths are used for protocols that need stable, uniform heating above the boiling point of water in a liquid medium.
What temperature ranges and documentation are available?
We offer all standard laboratory baths, each with a complete document package: URS support, DQ, IQ, OQ, PQ, SOP support, operating manuals, material of construction, calibration and test certificates, and technical notes where required. Contact our team to choose the right model.
What is the typical lead time?
Lead time depends on the bath type, capacity and any customization, and typically ranges from 4 to 12 weeks. The exact timeline is confirmed in your quotation.
Do you provide installation and service?
Yes, we provide installation, commissioning and service wherever you are.