Digital Dry Bath DB2073

Introduction

Digital Dry Bath has an operating temperature up to 120°C. It features advanced microprocessor controller for timed and continuous operation. Integrated temperature sensing probe for accuracy and uniformity of 0.5°C. Equipped with interchangeable aluminium sample blocks providing versatility. Our Digital Dry Bath is best-suited for various laboratory applications.

Applications

Digital Dry Bath is widely used in clinical chemistry, microbiology, and pathology labs for sample preparation, enzyme-substrate reactions, biochemistry tests, serum coagulation tests, etc.

Specifications

Function	Heating
Temperature Range	RT to 120°C
Temperature Control Accuracy	±0.5°C
Temperature Uniformity	±0.5°C
Ambient temperature	10°C to 40°C
Humidity	Less Than 80%
Maximum Heating Rate	5.5°C/min
Timer	1 min to 99 h 59 min
Overheating Protection	140°C
Adapter Block Material	Aluminum
Power Consumption	160 W
Power Supply	100 to 120V / 220 to 240V, 50Hz / 60Hz
Dimension (D × W × H)	175 × 290 × 85 mm
Weight	3 Kg

Features

Automatic fault detection.

Alarm function.

Timer function support.

Outstanding heating rate.

Low profile space saving design.

Robust construction.

FAQs

1. What is the purpose of a dry bath in a laboratory?

It is used for sample incubation, enzyme reactions, DNA denaturation, and other heating applications where precise temperature control is required.

2. How is a dry bath different from a water bath?

A dry bath uses a solid heating block, while a water bath heats samples using water. Dry baths are preferred for applications requiring dry heat without moisture interference.

3. Can a dry bath be used for PCR applications?

Yes, a dry bath is commonly used for PCR sample preparation, including enzyme reactions and DNA denaturation, where precise and stable heating is essential.

4. Is a dry bath safe to use?

Yes, most dry baths come with built-in safety features like over-temperature protection and digital temperature control to prevent overheating.

5. Can I use a dry bath for multiple samples at once?

Yes, dry baths can hold multiple tubes at the same time, depending on the block size and tube compatibility, making them efficient for high-throughput applications.