Uses of Resistance coil

• Heating:

Resistance coils are commonly used in laboratory equipment like ovens, furnaces, incubators, and hot plates for controlled heating. The electrical resistance in the coil generates heat when current flows through it, allowing precise temperature control.

• Thermal Analysis:

In experiments requiring specific temperature conditions, resistance coils provide consistent heating for processes like thermal conductivity measurements, heat transfer studies, or material degradation analysis.

• Evaporation and Distillation:

Resistance coils are used in evaporators and distillation setups to provide heat for the separation of volatile compounds from non-volatile substances.

• Sterilization:

Coils are used in dry heat sterilizers to sterilize laboratory instruments, glassware, or media by exposing them to high temperatures.

• Incubation:

In biological laboratories, resistance coils are employed in incubators to maintain a constant temperature for the growth of microorganisms or cell cultures.

• Viscometry:

Heating coils are used in viscometers where maintaining a stable temperature is necessary to measure the viscosity of fluids accurately.