DWK safety tips and tricks – heating laboratory glass
Heating glassware is an important topic as heat can change the volume of the glassware if the temperature used is…
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2Mag External Controllers and Stirrers
2Mag have a wide range of magnetic stirrers, with some having an internal controller, and others requiring an external controller….
Introducing the new Memmert WTB waterbath range
Memmert are world-known for producing robust, functional and reliable pieces of lab equipment. Whilst their main product portfolio lies with…
What type of hotplate do I need to make a sand bath?
Sand baths have been used in labs since the time of alchemists. Simply, a sand bath is made by placing…
Why should I use a temperature probe with a hotplate stirrer?
Some hotplates and hotplate stirrers have the ability for you to be able to connect an external temperature probe. The…
Which hotplate stirrer is the best for my application?
A hotplate stirrer is used extensively in the lab and is ideal for mixing up and preparing solutions . The…
A Guide to Different Types of Stirrers
There are a variety of stirrers available for laboratory use, each having their own qualities which make them more suitable…
Double walled jacketed Duran bottles for temperature control
The Duran Group has extended their range of wide mouth laboratory bottles by introducing two new double walled or jacketed…
What are the adjustable fan speed and air flaps used for in Memmert ovens?
In Memmert Fan assisted ovens (UF series) the fan speed and air flap positions can be adjusted – but what…
Should I choose a Natural or Fan Assisted Laboratory Oven?
Many laboratories use ovens to heat, dry, age, degas, cure or condition samples. Lab ovens are usually available as natural…
How do I prepare samples for melting point analysis?
Melting point tests provide a fast and simple method to verify the purity of solid samples in the lab after…
How can I make sure my boiling water bath does not run dry?
Water baths are an excellent way to maintain samples at a set temperature, though when they are run at high…