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- It does what a water bath does. And then some.
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- Bead Bath performs all the essentials, including warming, thawing, incubating, and does it while maintaining an constant temperature just like a water bath. But it performs a few additional things too.
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- Always on.
- Bead Bath makes using the bath easy. The bath always stays on, so you don't have to plan around warmup times. You don't need to worry about burnout either because there is no water to evaporate.
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- Stays organized.
- Unlike water baths that require racks, floats, and bottleneck weights, Bead Bath naturally holds things in place without acessories. So no more floating accidents. Really.
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- Stays clean and filled.
- Water baths must be routinely monitored, cleaned, and maintained. While its a good idea to keep an eye on Bead Bath, it
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- Better temperature flexibility.
- Many heating applications require high temperatures. Since Bead Bath won't evaporate off like water, or pose
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- really doesn't need too much attention. A bi-weekly or monthly spritz of a biodegradable disinfectant is usually sufficient.
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- any danger of combustion like oil, it is ideal for most ambient + 5 to 80 șC applications.
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- Any type vessel.
- By design, the types and kinds of vessels that can be used with Bead Bath aren’t limited water-tight containers. So you can safely incubate multiwell plates and petri dishes — or thaw prescious samples — without fear of water wicking under their lids. And vessels can be set into the beads at any angle for better thermal optimization.
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