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Hinged cover for PURA 10 is a transparent, hinged bath cover intended for the PURA 10 water bath at temperatures up to 99,9 °C. Manufactured from polycarbonate, it keeps the bath contents visible while supporting heat retention and reduced evaporation during routine thermostating work. The hinged construction allows convenient access to samples without fully lifting the cover away from the bath. Net weight is 0,980 kg, making it a practical accessory for everyday laboratory water-bath use in research, teaching, and quality-control settings. As dedicated equipment for thermostating devices in the PURA range, the cover suits incubation and temperature-controlled workflows where a clear, openable lid is required. This hinged bath cover from manufacturer Julabo is offered as a single piece and is matched specifically to the PURA 10 model. The polycarbonate build combines optical clarity with the mechanical stability needed for repeated opening and closing in daily lab practice. Laboratories equipping or maintaining a PURA 10 water bath can integrate this cover as a compatible accessory for improved bath management throughout heating cycles up to the stated temperature limit.
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Lift-up bath cover for PURA 10 transparent is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Julabo for laboratory use. It sits in Heating & cooling (other), inside Heating, drying & cooling, in Lab instruments.
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