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BOSCH microwave oven is a compact laboratory microwave appliance intended for controlled heating and sample preparation tasks that benefit from staged microwave power. It offers five power stages, an approximate chamber volume of 20 l, and a rated output of 800 W, supporting everyday thermal work such as warming media, thawing reagents, or brief heating steps where conventional hotplates are less practical. The unit is supplied as one piece and has a stated weight of 14 kg, so it can be placed on a stable bench within a shared instrument area. In laboratory appliance contexts, microwave devices are used for rapid, contained heating of suitable containers and for routine preparation workflows that require selectable power rather than continuous high heat. Five discrete power stages help operators match energy input to sample type and vessel size while the roughly 20 l cavity accommodates common lab-scale loads. This microwave oven from manufacturer Bosch sits in the microwave devices category for facilities that need a straightforward 800 W unit with defined power steps and a practical internal volume for general laboratory use, without expanding into specialised digestion systems.
This article is part of Drying ovens & climate chambers, in Heating, drying & cooling.
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