VWR VWB2 2 L Water Bath, 99 °C, Includes Beads

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Product description

VWR VWB2 2 L laboratory water bath rated to 99 °C, supplied with beads and tested for operation.

The VWR VWB2 2 L Water Bath is a compact laboratory water bath designed for controlled-temperature sample heating and incubation up to 99 °C. It is suitable for routine laboratory workflows in biotechnology, molecular biology, clinical research, and sample preparation.

Model: VWB2
Capacity: 2 L
Maximum stated temperature: 99 °C
Included accessory: Beads
Condition: Tested and fully functional
Status: Ready for use

This benchtop water bath can support applications such as reagent warming, enzymatic reactions, molecular biology protocols, and temperature-controlled incubation. Further technical details were not provided in the listing.

€737 sits in the middle range baths or circulators here. The middle half of the 422 with a price runs from €81 to €1,614.

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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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