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Buchi B465 water bath with 1200W power, 220V supply, and temperature control up to 100°C for rotary evaporator use.
The Buchi B465 Water Bath is a benchtop laboratory water bath designed primarily to support solvent evaporation workflows in combination with rotary evaporators such as the Buchi-R110. Operating at 220V and drawing 5.5A current, the bath delivers a heat output of 1200W, enabling precise temperature control up to 100°C.
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This water bath is essential in molecular biology laboratories and biomanufacturing facilities where controlled heating baths facilitate critical steps such as solvent removal and sample preparation. The Buchi B465 supports enhanced reproducibility in evaporation processes, making it a reliable component in synthetic biology and biopharmaceutical production pipelines.
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Last updated 19 October 2026
