Description
WABEX410 behrotest water bath extraction unit is designed for 100 ml extraction work with four positions operating simultaneously. It provides a dedicated multi-place water-bath platform for laboratories that perform parallel solvent or aqueous extractions at the 100 ml scale and need consistent thermal conditions across several samples at once. Four extraction positions allow concurrent processing, supporting higher sample throughput without running separate single-place baths. The system is part of the behrotest extraction equipment line from manufacturer Behr and is specified for simultaneous four-place 100 ml extraction duty. Gross weight is 31,00 kg; packaging dimensions are 0,39 m depth, 0,82 m width and 0,98 m height, indicating a substantial benchtop or floor-standing laboratory assembly. Country of origin is Germany. Typical placement is within extraction apparatus setups used for classical laboratory extraction workflows, including configurations associated with Soxhlet-style and related multi-position extraction work. The WABEX410 focuses on clear capacity (100 ml) and parallel operation (four places), giving laboratories a defined multi-sample water-bath extraction station as a single unit pack of 1 pc.
This article is part of Water & oil baths, in Heating, drying & cooling.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Model: WABEX410
- Product type: Water bath extraction apparatus
- Extraction volume: 100 ml
- Positions: 4 simultaneous
- Technical Information Sheet:
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