Description
Water bath Pura(TM) 10 is a standard design laboratory water bath with a bath opening measuring W 220 x D 270 mm and a bath depth of 140 mm. It provides a mid-size working area for temperature-controlled water-bath applications commonly required in research, analytical and teaching laboratories. The 220 mm opening width and 270 mm depth accommodate a broader selection of flasks, bottles and racks, while the 140 mm bath depth supports reliable immersion of routine laboratory vessels. At a weight of 8,300 kg the unit remains suitable for stable benchtop installation. Supplied as 1 pc(s), the Pura(TM) 10 forms part of the Pura(TM) series from manufacturer Julabo and is intended for general laboratory use within standard water-bath configurations. Specified opening and depth dimensions assist workspace planning and glassware selection. This model offers a balanced format when a clearly dimensioned water bath is required for everyday sample handling and incubation steps that use a water medium.
This article belongs on Water & oil baths, in Heating, drying & cooling.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc(s)
- Product type: Laboratory water bath
- Model: Pura(TM) 10
- Bath opening: W 220 x D 270 mm
- Bath depth: 140 mm
- Weight: 8,300 kg
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