Rocker & Corning Digital Dry Baths with microcontroller

Dry baths are a laboratory requirement for many experiments involving thawing, boiling, incubating and warming samples. These are of great use in molecular biology experiments, biochemistry, genetics and other fields of science. Most dry baths have control systems with microcontroller or microprocessor units to aid the temperature control and functional aspects. These are typically used for heating, and the process is carried out using heating elements like compressors. The difference from liquid baths is that there is no fluid medium in this particular type of equipment. Newer types of dry baths also provide cooling functions, that reduce the temperature of the sample contained in it to below