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Oxidation stability bath with analog control, 250°C max temp for ASTM D525/D873 fuel oxidation testing.
The Koehler Oxidation Stability Bath Model KOEHK10400 is designed specifically to evaluate the oxidation stability of gasoline and aviation fuels under accelerated aging conditions, conforming to ASTM D525 and ASTM D873 testing standards. This apparatus is essential in molecular diagnostics and bioprocessing labs that require precise fuel sample aging for performance and stability studies.
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This oxidation bath is widely used in biotechnology research fields related to synthetic biology and biomanufacturing where fuel stability impacts downstream molecular biology workflows. Its compliance with ASTM standards makes it a reliable instrument in molecular diagnostics and bioprocessing pipelines to simulate oxidative stress on fuel formulations. The unit arrives unused and factory tested, including a user manual and power cord. The analog temperature control facilitates consistent, reproducible conditions critical for live testing and quality control in biochemical engineering and industrial fuel research.
The Koehler Oxidation Stability Bath is highly valued in laboratory settings focused on thermal aging, fuel deposit formation analysis, and fluorescence analysis of gaseous compounds, providing stable and controlled environments for extended oxidative stability testing.
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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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Two to six weeks, depending on refurbishment scope and whether calibration is included.
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Last updated 19 October 2026
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