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A laboratory hot air oven is a common piece of equipment used for sterilization and thermal testing in various industries, including healthcare, pharmaceuticals, and research laboratories. Here's a general description and typical technical specifications for a laboratory hot air oven:

• Function: The hot air oven uses dry heat to sterilize equipment or materials.
• Construction: Typically, it consists of a double-walled chamber with insulation to prevent heat loss. The outer body is made of mild steel, and the inner chamber is made of stainless steel.
• Heating System: Electric heating elements are used to generate heat, and a fan ensures uniform heat distribution.
• Temperature Control: A thermostat or digital controller maintains the desired temperature.
• Safety Features: Overheat protection, door interlock, and alarms for temperature deviations are common safety features.

An Active Cooling Box is a portable, self-powered refrigeration unit designed to maintain a precise internal temperature for the safe storage and transport of temperature-sensitive items such as vaccines, biological samples, pharmaceuticals, and perishable goods. Unlike passive coolers that rely on ice packs, active cooling boxes use built-in thermoelectric (TEC), compressor, or absorption-based cooling systems to actively regulate internal temperatures.

They are essential tools in cold chain logistics, clinical trials, laboratory sample transport, blood banks, and vaccine distribution where stable temperature control is critical.

• Active Temperature Control:
  Maintains constant internal temperature (typically between -20°C to +25°C, model-dependent), regardless of ambient conditions.

• Digital Temperature Display:
  Shows real-time internal temperature with programmable setpoints and alarms.

• Portable & Durable Design:

A heating mantle is a laboratory‑heating device designed to uniformly heat glassware (typically round‑bottom flasks) without use of direct flame. It wraps around or supports the flask, providing conductive/convective heat. Unlike a hot‑plate or Bunsen burner, a heating mantle minimizes the risk of glassware breaking due to hot spots, because the heating element is insulated from the flask and distributes heat more evenly. 

A hot plate with magnetic stirrer combines two lab utilities in one instrument:

• A heating plate (hot plate) that can raise the temperature of a vessel (beaker, flask) placed on it.

• A magnetic stirrer underneath the plate that uses a rotating magnetic field to spin a magnetic stir bar inside the liquid, thus stirring the contents.

This dual‑function device allows simultaneous heating and stirring of liquids — very useful for reactions, sample dissolving, media preparation, etc. 
For example: the model from Hindustan Scale (HSC‑MSH‑150) offers plate heating up to ~400 °C and stirring speeds up to ~1500 rpm for volumes up to 10L of water. 

An embalming machine with an SS outer cabinet, sometimes called a cadaverous injector, is a device used to pump embalming (preservative) fluid — such as formaldehyde solutions — into a cadaver’s vascular system or tissue spaces. The SS outer casing provides durability, hygiene, corrosion resistance, and ease of cleaning. Such units are used in mortuaries, hospital anatomy labs, forensic labs, funeral homes, etc.

• Sturdy design
• Optimum performance
• Long working life

• Smooth operation
• Long service life
• Sturdiness