Lab Water Bath:

Lab Water Bath

How a Lab Water Bath Works & How We Save You Time & Money

Excedr - Lab Water Bath

Excedr’s leasing program can source all instrument types and accommodate any brand preferences you might have. Request a water bath lease estimate today and see how leasing can discount your device’s price.

All equipment brands/models are available

The Advantages of Leasing a Water Bath with Excedr:

  • Eliminates the upfront cost of purchasing equipment by spreading its cost over time
  • Minimizes equipment downtime with included complete repair coverage and preventive maintenance
  • Takes advantage of potentially 100% tax deductible* payments, providing you significant cash-savings
  • Expedites the administrative work needed for instrument procurement and logistics
  • Conserves working capital,  enabling you to reinvest in your core business and operations (staffing, inventory, marketing/sales, etc.)
  • Accommodates all manufacturer and model preferences

*Please consult your tax advisor to determine the full tax implications of leasing equipment.

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General-purpose water baths are a vital part of any laboratory, capable of performing a variety of applications.

These machines are made of a container to hold water and a digital or analog interface to control the temperature and maintain uniformity. It is typical for a water bath to reach temperatures of 99°C (210°F). 

However, some water baths utilize other mediums such as oil or sand when higher temperatures are required. These machines are ideal for industrial, clinical, biomedical, or pharmaceutical applications. This can include warming reagents, heating samples, and incubating cell cultures. 

It is possible for water baths to also perform more complicated tasks such as microbiological assays.

Water Bath Types & Price

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Different types of water baths are used depending on the application. In general, there are three types of models, available in a variety of volume capacities and design configurations.

Circulating

The combination of a container and an immersion circulator, these devices are capable of rapid heating and cooling by constantly circulating the flow of water either using a circulator or a system of pumps. A circulating bath, also referred to as an immersion circulator bath, is efficient at maintaining temperature stability, and covers a wide range of temperatures. These devices range in size and functionality. Some different types of circulators include:

  • Refrigerated Circulators
  • Refrigerated/Heated Circulator: Capable of both heating and cooling
  • Heated Circulators
  • Heated Immersion Circulators
 

Non-Circulating

Referred to as a general-purpose water bath, these water baths do not provide circulation. The use of convection heat controls the temperature of the apparatus. Non-circulating water baths are generally less uniform, but provide scientists with a basic and essential heating source for many applications.

These devices can be equipped with add-ons that provide circulation if needed. Similar to circulating baths, they come in a range of volume capacities capable of covering a wide range of production scales.

 

Shaking

Similar to circulating water baths, these devices circulate water throughout the apparatus using agitation. A shaking water bath will agitate the contained water using horizontal and vertical motions so that heat is uniformly distributed.

This provides excellent temperature uniformity. These devices are ideal in biopharma, life sciences, and QA/QC applications. Their design allows for a suitable controlled atmosphere for any incubation needs.

 

Recirculating Chiller

Also referred to as a circulator or a chiller, these devices provide and maintain a constant and proper cooling temperature. This source of external cooling allows you to focus on cooling your application rather than your output, which in turn maintains the rate of efficiency your lab desires. These devices are a reliable cooling source for many laboratory, clinical, and industrial applications.

 

Lab Water Bath Leases to Fit Every Lab’s Need

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It is important to outfit your laboratory properly in order to avoid any procedural complications. General-purpose water baths may tend to be overlooked, but their importance cannot be overstated. 

Whatever the task, laboratory water baths are capable of meeting your demanding standards. Although acquiring laboratory equipment can be arduous, it doesn’t have to be! 

At Excedr, we offer a comprehensive leasing program complete with preventative maintenance and repair coverage so that you can say good-bye to any headaches attached to procuring new equipment. Contact us today to learn more.

Operating Lease

This off-balance sheet financing structure provides three options at the end of the term. The lessee has the option to return the equipment to the lessor, renew at a discounted rate, or purchase the instrument for the fair market value. Monthly payments are also 100% tax deductible which yields additional monetary savings.

Sale-Leaseback

If you recently bought equipment, Excedr can offer you cash for your device and convert your purchase into a long-term rental. This is called a sale leaseback. If you’ve paid for equipment within the last ninety days, we can help you recoup your investment and allow you to make low monthly payments. This also frees up money in your budget rather than tying it down to a fixed asset.


Laboratory Water Bath Manufacturers & Models on the Market
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Thermo Fisher Scientific:
Precision General Purpose, Precision Circulating, Precision Shaking, Precision Coliform, SARAHA series, SARAHA S21, SARAHA S13, SARAHA S49, SARAHA S7, SARAHA PPO S21P, ARCTIC Series, ARCTIC A40, ARCTIC A10B, ARCTIC A10, ARCTIC A25B, ARCTIC A25

Fisher Scientific:
Fisherbrand Isotemp General Purpose, Fisherbrand Isotemp Shaking, Fisherbrand Isotemp Heated Immersion Circulator, Fisherbrand Isotemp Refrigerated/Heated bath circulator

Cole-Parmer:
StableTemp Digital General-Purpose, Polystat Heated Coliform

Agilent:
PCB-1500

PolyScience:
Digital General Purpose, Refrigerated Circulating, Heated Circulating, Stainless Steel Open Baths, Polycarbonate Open Baths

Revolutionary Science:
WiFi Poly Pro, WiFi Dual Poly Pro

Sheldon Manufacturing (SHEL LAB):
SWBC22, SWB15, SWB 23, SWB7, SWBR17, SWBR27 Julabo USA, Inc.: Pura 10, Pura 14, Pura 22, Pura 30, Pura 4, SW 22, SW 23, CORIO C-B13, CORIO C-B17, CORIO C-B19, CORIO C-B27, CORIO C-B5, CORIO C-BT19, CORIO C-BT2,

Memmert:
WNB 7, WNE 7, WNB 10, WNE 10, WNB 14, WNE 14, WNB 22, WNE 22, WNB 29, WNE 29, WNB 45, WNE 45, WPE 45, ONE 7, ONE 10, ONE 14, ONE 22, ONE 29, ONE 45

Benchmark Scientific:
myBath Series, SB-12L Shaking Water Bath

Amerex Instruments, Inc.:
GYROMAX 929, GYROMAX, 939, GYROMAX 939XL, INCUMAX WB10C, INCUMAX WB20C

Parameter Generation & Control, Inc.:
50 Gallon Laboratory Bath

 

Operating Capital Benefits

Operating Capital Benefits

Excedr's operating lease structure allows you to keep your business credit line open for expansions, staffing, and other operational expenses. Additionally, it strengthens the cash flow of your business and keeps cash reserves free for business development opportunities.

Effects on Credit

Effects on Credit

Leasing / renting provides you with non-dilutive financing and does not hinder your future borrowing ability. You're able to acquire the equipment you need without the baggage associated with traditional financing.

Speed of Approval

Speed of Approval

Excedr's program allows you to respond quickly as your need for equipment and technology arises. You can be approved with minimal documentation and have the equipment you need in operation and generating revenue for your business quickly.

Refurbished Equipment

Refurbished Equipment

Unlike traditional financing and leasing companies, the Excedr program can accommodate refurbished equipment in addition to demo units. If you are looking for additional cost-savings, we recommend considering this option.