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The Heidolph Heating Bath Liquid AP 200 (WACKER) is a high-performance liquid heating bath, designed for precise temperature control in laboratory environments. With a maximum temperature of 220°C and a capacity of 5 liters, it is ideal for a wide range of heating applications, including sample preparation, chemical reactions, and distillation processes. The liquid bath offers excellent thermal conductivity and uniform temperature distribution for reliable results.
This liquid heating bath is perfect for laboratories requiring efficient and uniform heating at high temperatures, offering a reliable solution for precision applications.
Manufacturer P/N
569-00600-00
Part Number
4.652 675
Manufacturer
Heidolph
Capacity
5 l
NTD 58,623
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Manufacturer P/N
569-00610-00
Part Number
9.812 665
Manufacturer
Heidolph
Capacity
20 l
It is a high-performance liquid heating bath, designed for precise temperature control in laboratory environments. With a maximum temperature of 220°C and a capacity of 5 liters, it is ideal for a wide range of heating applications, including sample preparation, chemical reactions, and distillation processes. The liquid bath offers excellent thermal conductivity and uniform temperature distribution for reliable results.
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