Heated dry bath with lid HB120-S

The StemAids Heated Dry Bath with Lid – HB120-S is a compact laboratory dry block heating system designed for controlled heating, incubation, sample warming, and temperature-sensitive laboratory procedures. The integrated lid helps improve heat retention, reduce temperature loss, and protect samples during operation, making it suitable for molecular biology, microbiology, clinical, research, quality control, and educational laboratories.

Product Description

The StemAids HB120-S Heated Dry Bath with Lid is used for dry heating of microtubes, small tubes, and compatible laboratory samples without using water. It provides a clean and efficient alternative to traditional water baths by reducing contamination risk, avoiding water evaporation, and supporting stable sample heating.

This dry bath is suitable for applications such as enzyme incubation, DNA/RNA sample preparation, reagent warming, sample thawing, biochemical reactions, heat treatment, and routine laboratory incubation. The lid design helps maintain a more consistent thermal environment around the samples and supports efficient heating performance during repeated laboratory workflows.

Product Specifications

Key Features

• Heated dry bath system for controlled sample heating
• Model HB120-S suitable for routine laboratory heating applications
• Lid helps retain heat and protect samples during operation
• Dry heating method reduces contamination associated with water baths
• Useful for microtubes, small tubes, and compatible laboratory vessels
• Compact benchtop design for laboratory workspaces
• Suitable for research, clinical, biotechnology, QC, and teaching laboratories

How to Use

1. Place the StemAids HB120-S Heated Dry Bath on a stable, dry, and heat-resistant laboratory bench.
2. Ensure the heating block and lid are clean before operation.
3. Connect the instrument to a suitable power supply as per the equipment rating.
4. Switch on the dry bath and set the required temperature according to the laboratory procedure.
5. Allow the unit to reach the selected temperature before placing samples.
6. Insert compatible microtubes or sample tubes securely into the heating block wells.
7. Close the lid gently to support heat retention and sample protection.
8. Maintain the required heating or incubation time as per the test method.
9. After completion, open the lid carefully and remove the tubes using proper laboratory safety practices.
10. Switch off the unit, allow it to cool, and clean the surface before storage.

Applications

• DNA and RNA sample preparation
• Enzyme incubation and biochemical reactions
• Sample thawing and reagent warming
• Heat treatment of microtube samples
• Molecular biology and biotechnology workflows
• Clinical and diagnostic laboratory sample processing
• Research and quality control laboratory procedures
• Educational laboratory demonstrations and training

Safety and Handling Guidelines

• Use the dry bath only on a stable and heat-resistant surface.
• Do not touch the heating block or inner lid surface while hot.
• Use suitable gloves or tools when removing heated tubes.
• Do not spill liquids into the heating block, control panel, or electrical housing.
• Use only compatible tubes and heating blocks.
• Do not operate the unit with damaged cords, loose fittings, or visible cracks.
• Switch off and unplug the instrument before cleaning.
• Allow the unit to cool completely before storage or maintenance.

FAQ

1. What is the StemAids HB120-S Heated Dry Bath used for?

It is used for controlled dry heating, incubation, thawing, warming, and heat treatment of microtubes, small tubes, and compatible laboratory samples.

2. What is the benefit of the lid in a heated dry bath?

The lid helps retain heat, reduce temperature loss, protect samples, and support more consistent heating during laboratory procedures.

3. Is the HB120-S suitable for molecular biology applications?

Yes, it is suitable for molecular biology applications such as DNA/RNA preparation, enzyme incubation, restriction digestion, and reagent warming.

4. How is a dry bath different from a water bath?

A dry bath uses a heated block instead of water. This helps reduce contamination risk, avoids evaporation, and provides cleaner sample handling.

5. Can samples be placed before the set temperature is reached?

For reliable results, allow the dry bath to reach the required temperature before placing samples into the heating block.

6. Can the lid be opened during operation?

The lid may be opened when necessary, but frequent opening can reduce heat stability. Always handle the lid carefully because it may become warm during use.

7. Is this dry bath suitable for teaching laboratories?

Yes, the StemAids HB120-S is suitable for college, university, biotechnology, microbiology, clinical training, and research teaching laboratories.

8. How should the HB120-S be maintained?

After use, switch off the unit, allow it to cool, wipe the surface with a suitable clean cloth, remove any residue, and store it in a dry laboratory area.

Why Choose StemAids?

StemAids laboratory instruments are designed for reliable laboratory performance, practical sample handling, and user-friendly operation. The HB120-S Heated Dry Bath with Lid supports clean, controlled, and efficient sample heating for research, diagnostic, quality control, biotechnology, and educational laboratory applications.

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