Laboratory Water Bath Manufacturer, Suppliers and Exporter in Delhi India
Eduscope India is a leading Laboratory Water Bath Manufacturer,and suppliers in Delhi India
EduScope India's Laboratory Water Bath range covers constant-temperature, water-immersion heating equipment for microbiology, serology, biochemistry and general sample-warming work in school, college and clinical teaching laboratories, supplied as part of the company's wider Laboratory Appliances line for TVET institutes, universities and research facilities.
Digital or analog — which control type suits your lab?
A laboratory water bath holds a chamber of water at a fixed, uniform temperature so samples, reagents or culture tubes can be incubated or warmed without direct flame contact. Analog models use a thermostat dial with an indicator lamp — straightforward to operate and lower-cost, suited to routine warming and general classroom demonstration work. Digital models add a numeric set-point display and closer temperature control, useful where a specific incubation temperature — for example 37°C for microbiological culture work — needs to be set and read precisely and repeated across sessions.
Single-chamber, multi-position or shaking — which format fits the workload?
A single-chamber bath suits one batch of samples at a time. A multi-position (multi-aperture) bath uses concentric rings in the lid to hold several flasks or tubes of different diameters simultaneously, useful where a class or lab runs multiple samples in parallel. A shaking (reciprocating) water bath adds gentle, continuous agitation to the standard heated-chamber design — used for enzyme assays, serological work and other applications where the sample needs to stay in motion while at temperature. Most laboratory water baths use a stainless steel inner chamber for corrosion resistance and ease of cleaning, and cover a working range from a few degrees above room temperature up to near boiling, depending on the model and application.
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Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between a digital and an analog laboratory water bath?
An analog bath is set and monitored via a thermostat dial and indicator lamp. A digital bath adds a numeric set-point display for more precise, repeatable temperature control — useful for microbiological incubation and other work where the exact temperature matters.
What temperature range and model suits my application?
Model, chamber size and temperature range vary by application — share your intended use (incubation, serology, general warming) and sample volume via Contact Us and EduScope India will match it to a suitable model.
What is a shaking (reciprocating) water bath used for?
It combines the standard heated water chamber with continuous gentle agitation, keeping samples in motion at a set temperature — used for enzyme assays, serological testing and similar applications where static incubation isn't sufficient.
Can a multi-position bath hold different flask or tube sizes at once?
Yes. Multi-position (multi-aperture) baths use concentric rings in the lid, allowing several flasks or tubes of different diameters to be held in the same chamber at the same time.
Can these water baths be supplied against a government or institutional tender?
Yes. EduScope India prepares itemised quotations against a bill of quantities and supports a Manufacturer's Authorisation Form, technical datasheets, Certificate of Origin, packing lists and HS codes. Submit specifications via the Tenders/OEM page.
Can a water bath be quoted alongside other Laboratory Appliances, like autoclaves or centrifuges?
Yes. Submit your water bath requirement together with Autoclave, Centrifuge or any other Laboratory Appliances subcategory via Contact Us for one consolidated quotation.
Request a quote or catalogue
Send EduScope India the water bath format, quantity and delivery destination you need, via Contact Us, request tender documentation via the Tenders/OEM page, or browse the full Product Catalogue.