Grant Sub 14 Water Bath

• Sample incubation and tempering in laboratory settings.
• Reagent warming for chemical and biological assays.
• Culture media preparation and maintenance.
• General laboratory heating tasks requiring precise temperature control.

Typical capacity

For this class of equipment, capacities commonly range from 10 to 20 litres.

Temperature range

Units of this type typically operate from ambient +5°C up to 99°C.

Temperature stability

Commonly, stability is around ±0.2°C for precise applications.

Construction material

The tank is typically stainless steel for durability and chemical resistance, housed in a robust outer case.

Power supply

Most laboratory water baths in the UK require a standard 230V, 50Hz single-phase supply.

Control system

Digital control systems are standard for ensuring reproducible temperature settings.

Safety features

Independent over-temperature cut-outs are commonly integrated to protect samples and users.

• What is the typical footprint of a 14-litre water bath?

  A 14-litre water bath commonly has a compact footprint, often around 45 cm (D) x 33 cm (W) x 26 cm (H), making it suitable for benchtop use.

• Are these units suitable for continuous operation?

• What kind of maintenance is typically required?

• Can different types of racks or accessories be used with this unit?

• Is an independent over-temperature cut-out a standard feature?

Water baths and heating baths are generally valued in laboratory and biotech settings for their reliability and precision temperature control. When purchasing used units, buyers typically prioritize checking heating uniformity, control system functionality, and tank condition to avoid corrosion issues. These devices are known for their durability and long operational lifespan when properly maintained. Industry sentiment favors established brands known for consistent performance and availability of spare parts.

General overview for this equipment type