High Temperature Circulating Water/Oil Bath

Key Features

High Temperature Circulating Water/Oil Bath

A high-temperature circulating water or oil bath is a versatile piece of laboratory equipment used for precise temperature control in various scientific and industrial applications. It is designed to heat fluids to high temperatures while ensuring stable and uniform temperature distribution. Here’s an overview of its features, functions, and typical applications:

Key Features:
  1. Temperature Control:

    • Digital Control: Modern models often feature digital temperature controllers with precise settings and displays.
    • Uniformity: Equipped with circulation pumps or systems to ensure even temperature distribution and prevent hot or cold spots.
  2. Temperature Range: Can achieve and maintain high temperatures, often ranging from just above ambient up to several hundred degrees Celsius, depending on the model and medium used.

  3. Safety Features:

    • Overtemperature Protection: Includes alarms or automatic shut-off features to prevent overheating and ensure safe operation.
    • Thermal Insulation: Designed to minimize heat loss and improve energy efficiency.
  4. Construction:

    • Material: Typically made from corrosion-resistant materials, such as stainless steel or special alloys, to withstand high temperatures and chemical exposure.
    • Capacity: Available in various sizes and volumes to accommodate different types of samples and vessels.
  5. Ease of Use: Features user-friendly controls for setting and adjusting temperature, and often includes digital displays for easy monitoring.

Functions:
  1. Precise Temperature Control: Provides accurate and consistent heating of fluids, essential for experiments and processes that require specific temperatures.

  2. Circulation System: Ensures uniform temperature distribution by circulating the heating medium (water or oil) throughout the bath, which helps in achieving consistent heating across the entire bath.

  3. Heating Medium: Can use either water or oil as the heating medium, depending on the temperature range required and the nature of the application.

Types:
  1. Water Baths:

    • Temperature Range: Typically used for temperatures up to around 100°C to 200°C, depending on the design.
    • Applications: Common in biological and chemical laboratories for heating samples, incubating cultures, and performing reactions that require moderate heating.
  2. Oil Baths:

    • Temperature Range: Suitable for higher temperatures, usually from 100°C up to 300°C or more, depending on the type of oil used and the bath’s design.
    • Applications: Ideal for applications requiring higher temperatures or when the sample is sensitive to water, such as certain chemical reactions or distillations.

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