Haake K Refrigerated Circulating Bath with 12L Capacity and Wide Temperature Range (-40°C to 150°C)

The Haake K Refrigerated Bath (12L) is a compact, high-performance temperature control system designed for precise thermal regulation in advanced laboratory and biotechnology workflows. It features a broad temperature range from -40°C to 150°C, supporting both cooling and heating applications critical in molecular diagnostics, bioprocessing, and synthetic biology research.

• Powerful Heating & Cooling: Equipped with a 2000 W heater and an air-cooled compressor delivering up to 380 W cooling capacity at various temperatures, the unit ensures rapid and stable temperature shifts suitable for freezing-point control and biomanufacturing processes.
• Circulation & Pressure Control: Incorporates a 210 mbar pressure pump (16 L/min flow) for efficient thermal liquid circulation and a 170 mbar suction pump (14 L/min) for liquid recovery, enabling reliable temperature control of external jackets and heat exchangers in closed-system bioreactors.
• Versatile Sample Compatibility: Supports temperature regulation of samples immersed directly or contained within open/closed vessels, accommodating biotechnology tasks such as live-cell imaging and fluorescence analysis.
• Compact Design & Capacity: Dimensions of 400 x 400 x 660 mm with a bath opening of 295 x 190 mm and depth of 150 mm provide 12 liters of temperature-controlled volume, ideal for integrating into laboratory environments requiring efficient space utilization.
• Stable & Manageable Weight: Weighing 45 kg, the unit offers a stable platform essential for precise experimental setups without compromising lab workflow flexibility.

This refrigerated circulating bath is essential for research professionals in clinical diagnostics, cell biology, and biopharmaceutical production pipelines demanding reliable temperature management and robust thermal performance. Its design aligns with long-tail needs such as "temperature-controlled baths for molecular cloning workflows" and "circulating chillers widely used in synthetic biology research."