"water bath"
Multi Purpose Water Bath Clamps, Ohaus
Lab Essentials with Prong Style, Grip Size and Material Options.
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VWR® Traceable® Robo™ Thermometers
Ideal for reading temperatures in reagents, water baths, foods, air, and semisolids.
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Lab Armor® Beads, Sheldon Manufacturing
Recyclable Lab Armor Beads eliminate water bath contamination, maintenance, and harmful germicides
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VWR® Traceable® Long-Stem Thermometers, Digital
Traceable® long-stem thermometers enable accurate temperature measurement in laboratory vessels, water baths, and other hard-to-reach sampling areas.
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VWR® Traceable® Water-Resistant Thermometer
Thermometers are ideal for round-the-clock monitoring of semi-solids, air/gas, or liquids in incubators, refrigerators, freezers, water baths, and outdoor tanks.
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VWR® Traceable® Refrigerator/Freezer Plus™ Thermometers
Reliable, traceable thermometers for refrigerators, freezers, incubators, and water baths, with buffered-probe sensing and alarm-enabled memory to support routine storage and process checks.
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Rhino Series Refractometers, Percent Solids (Brix), Reichert
These automatic temperature-compensated hand refractometers are read directly and instantly without a water bath
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VWR® Traceable® High/Low Memory Alarm Thermometer
Audible high/low alarm monitoring with traceable calibration support helps track temperature excursions in incubators, refrigerators, water baths and other lab environments where sample conditions are critical.
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VWR® Traceable® Refrigerator/Freezer Digital Thermometers
Reliable, traceable refrigerator/freezer digital thermometer with buffered-probe stability and alarm visibility for refrigerators, freezers, incubators, and water baths across laboratory and vaccine storage workflows.
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Polycarbonate Thermometer Holders
It clips to the side of a beaker or water bath, while a grommet holds the thermometer upright.The holder accomadate tubes from1/8 to 7/16" in diameter.

