New Digital Water Baths

PolyScience Digital Water Baths Offer Exceptional Temperature Control and Functionality

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A new line of economical general purpose water baths that combine exceptional temperature control with full-featured digital functionality and ease of operation is now available from PolyScience. Designed to accommodate a wide variety of clinical and laboratory applications, these versatile water baths maintain bath temperatures from ambient +5° to 99.9°C with ±0.1° stability and ±0.2°C uniformity. They are available with 2, 5, 10, 20, or 28 liter single chamber reservoirs.

In addition to precise temperature control, PolyScience Water Baths feature a digital temperature readout that displays both the actual bath temperature and set point temperature simultaneously, three user-defined temperature preset buttons for the quick selection of frequently used temperature set points, and an integrated timer. Bath temperature can be displayed in either °C or °F. For added operational convenience, all models include a steeply gabled tilting cover that accommodates glassware of varying heights and permits easy loading and removal of ...

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