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Lauda Bath Liquid Aqua 90, Pack of 5 L, LZB 120

Brand:Lauda

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Capacity
5 l
Max. temperature
90 °C
Min. temperature
5 °C
Temperature
5 ... 90 °C
Type
Aqua 90
UNSPSC
41103715

$189.50

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Product description

The Lauda Bath Liquid Aqua 90 Pack of 5 L LZB 120 is a water-based heat-transfer liquid designed for reliable performance in open temperature-control systems. Formulated for non-flammable applications, it ensures excellent thermal stability and long-term resistance to contamination, providing consistent and clean operation in laboratory environments.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Lauda
  • Type: Water-based heat-transfer liquid
  • Model: LZB 120
  • Capacity: 5 Liters (pack of 5 L)
  • Temperature Range: Up to +90 °C (ideal for open systems)
  • Safety: Non-flammable and environmentally friendly
  • Properties: Stabilized against contamination with high thermal stability
  • Application: Suitable for Lauda and other laboratory thermostatic baths

The Lauda Aqua 90 bath liquid provides efficient heat transfer, operational safety, and long-lasting stability—ideal for laboratories seeking dependable and clean thermal control solutions.

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It is a water-based heat-transfer liquid designed for reliable performance in open temperature-control systems. Formulated for non-flammable applications, it ensures excellent thermal stability and long-term resistance to contamination, providing consistent and clean operation in laboratory environments.

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