WATER BATH 6 HOLES OPX-219

WATER BATH 6 HOLES OPX-219

  • By Chetan Kumar
  • July 27, 2026
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The Rectangular Water Bath – 6 Holes is designed for uniform heating, boiling, and incubation of laboratory samples. Opxica manufactures durable stainless steel water baths with concentric ring openings for different glassware sizes, making them ideal for pharmaceutical, chemical, educational, research, food testing, and industrial laboratories. Rectangular water baths are commonly used for controlled heating and sample preparation.

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    Description

    Product Specifications

    Specification Details
    Product Name Rectangular Water Bath – 6 Holes
    Product Type Single Wall Laboratory Water Bath
    Construction Single-Wall Stainless Steel
    Inner Size 10″ × 14″ × 4″ (Approx. 300 × 250 × 100 mm)
    Capacity Approx. 8 Litres
    Number of Holes 6
    Hole Diameter 3″ (75 mm)
    Lid Type Removable Concentric Rings
    Temperature Control Thermostatic
    Heating Method Electric Immersion Heater
    Power Supply 220–240V AC, 50 Hz
    Installation Bench Top
    Applications Heating, Boiling, Incubation & Sample Preparation

    Available Variants

    • OPX-145A – 6 Holes | 8 Litres
    • OPX-145B – 12 Holes | 15 Litres
    • Custom capacities available upon request

    SKU System

    • WB6-08L
    • WB12-15L

    FAQs

    What is a Rectangular Water Bath used for?

    A Rectangular Water Bath is used for controlled heating, boiling, incubation, evaporation, and sample preparation where gentle and uniform heating is required.


    Which laboratories commonly use this water bath?

    It is widely used in pharmaceutical laboratories, research institutes, hospitals, biotechnology laboratories, food testing laboratories, educational institutions, and industrial quality control facilities.


    Why are concentric rings provided?

    The removable concentric rings allow different sizes of beakers and flasks to fit securely while reducing heat loss and improving heating efficiency.


    What is the capacity of the 6-hole model?

    The standard 6-hole model has an approximate 8-litre water capacity with an internal size of approximately 300 × 250 × 100 mm.


    Can the water bath operate continuously?

    Yes. The equipment is designed for continuous laboratory operation during routine heating, incubation, and boiling applications.


    Can the unit be customized?

    Yes. Different capacities, hole configurations, electrical specifications, and temperature control options can be supplied according to laboratory requirements.


    Why Choose Our Products

    • Premium stainless steel construction
    • Uniform and reliable heating performance
    • Precision-engineered laboratory equipment
    • Strict quality inspection before dispatch
    • Custom-built configurations available
    • Reliable technical support and OEM manufacturing
    • Suitable for laboratories, research institutes, universities, and industrial facilities

    Call to Action

    Looking for a reliable Rectangular Water Bath – 6 Holes for your laboratory? Opxica offers high-quality laboratory water baths with durable stainless steel construction, uniform heating, customizable configurations, and competitive pricing. Contact us today to request a quotation for hospitals, pharmaceutical companies, research laboratories, educational institutions, distributors, or OEM requirements.

    Chetan Kumar

    Chetan Kumar is the Co-Founder of OPXICA Industries, a trusted manufacturer of microscopes and laboratory equipment. With hands-on experience in microscope design, manufacturing, and quality control, he is passionate about delivering precision-engineered scientific instruments for education, healthcare, research, and industrial laboratories. Through the OPXICA blog, he shares practical insights, buying guides, and technical knowledge to help customers choose the right microscope and laboratory solutions.

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