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The Cole-Parmer Digital Hot Plate is engineered for precise and efficient heating in laboratory settings. Its expansive 30x50 cm metal top plate accommodates multiple vessels or larger containers, enhancing versatility in various applications. The microprocessor-controlled system ensures accurate temperature regulation, with a maximum plate temperature of 300°C. User-friendly push buttons and dial settings facilitate swift temperature adjustments, while the "Hot" warning light remains active when the plate temperature exceeds 50°C, even if the unit is turned off but still connected to the mains supply. Built-in BioCote antimicrobial protection offers a cleaner, more hygienic surface, making this hot plate an essential tool for laboratories requiring reliable and safe heating solutions.
This digital hot plate is ideal for laboratories seeking a large-capacity, reliable, and safe heating solution for various research and analytical applications.
Manufacturer P/N
04807-82
Part Number
9.645 321
Manufacturer
Cole Parmer
Depth
360 mm
Manufacturer P/N
04807-80
Part Number
9.645 320
Manufacturer
Cole Parmer
Depth
370 mm
It is engineered for precise and efficient heating in laboratory settings. Its expansive 30x50 cm metal top plate accommodates multiple vessels or larger containers, enhancing versatility in various applications. The microprocessor-controlled system ensures accurate temperature regulation, with a maximum plate temperature of 300°C. User-friendly push buttons and dial settings facilitate swift temperature adjustments, while the "Hot" warning light remains active when the plate temperature exceeds 50°C, even if the unit is turned off but still connected to the mains supply. Built-in BioCote antimicrobial protection offers a cleaner, more hygienic surface, making this hot plate an essential tool for laboratories requiring reliable and safe heating solutions.
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