The Organ Bath Double Unit is a precision laboratory apparatus used in pharmacology, physiology, and biomedical research for studying the effects of drugs, chemicals, and physiological conditions on isolated tissues or organ preparations. The double-unit design allows simultaneous experiments on two different tissue samples under identical or varied conditions, improving efficiency and research output.

• Double Bath System: Two separate organ baths for parallel experiments, each with independent controls.

• Construction: Inner chamber made of borosilicate glass or stainless steel, with an outer chamber of mild steel/stainless steel finished with powder coating.

• Capacity: Typically 25 ml – 50 ml per bath (customizable).

• Temperature Control: Fitted with a thermostatic heater and water circulation system to maintain constant temperature (usually 25°C – 37°C).

• Aeration System: Provided with aerators and air regulators to oxygenate tissue samples.

• Recording Options: Compatible with kymograph, physiograph, or computer-based data acquisition systems for tracing tissue responses.

• Insulation: Double-walled with proper insulation to minimize heat loss.

• Easy Handling: Transparent cover plates with tissue holders and support for smooth experimental setup.