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EW68 Laboratory Water Bath with Six Positions and Retort Stands, Three-Phase 400 V

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Product description

EW68 laboratory water bath with six positions and retort stands for Soxhlet extraction and distillation using three-phase 400 V power.

The EW68 laboratory water bath is configured for heavy Soxhlet extraction and distillation work. Six heating positions accommodate glassware through position rings.

The unit includes retort stands and rings at each position. The three-phase power configuration supports operation with other high-boiling solvents, as described for this unit.

The water bath is used. Performance is guaranteed, although practical testing has not been completed.

Configuration and application

The EW68 is a six-position laboratory water bath for heavy Soxhlet extractions and distillations. Retort stands support the glassware setup. Rings are fitted at each position to accommodate different glassware sizes.

Technical specifications

  • Temperature range: 0 to 100 °C
  • Heating positions: 6
  • Heating position diameter: 6 to 12 cm
  • Power supply: Three-phase 400 V, ±1%
  • Current: 3 x 10 A
  • Frequency: 50 Hz, ±1%
  • Water bath depth: 25 cm
  • Overall dimensions, length x height x width: 26 x 37 x 110 cm
  • Tripod length: 100 cm
  • Tripod length above the water bath: 80 cm

The unit is used. Performance is guaranteed, although the water bath has not been tested in practical operation.

What these specifications mean

The six heating positions allow multiple Soxhlet extraction or distillation setups to operate on the same water bath. The 6 to 12 cm position diameter range accommodates different glassware sizes through the included rings.

Three-phase 400 V power is associated with possible use of other high-boiling solvents in addition to the stated Soxhlet extraction and distillation applications.

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Frequently asked questions

How long does laboratory equipment typically last?

With a service contract, ten to fifteen years is normal for most benchtop instruments. Detectors and pumps are the parts that wear first.

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Last updated 4 November 2026