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NZ $8710.62
Inc. GST
The Cole-Parmer Programmable Digital Melting Point Apparatus MP-250DPR offers advanced functionality for accurate and repeatable melting point determination, including the ability to record both the beginning and end of the melt. Designed for precision and ease of use, this instrument supports a broad voltage range of 100–240 VAC at 50/60 Hz, making it ideal for international lab environments. With fully programmable features, adjustable ramp rates, and data storage capabilities, it’s well-suited for quality control, academic, and research laboratories requiring reliable thermal analysis.
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Note: Please order the printer separately for RS232 connectivity.
The Cole-Parmer MP-250DPR is an essential laboratory instrument for automated and precise melting point analysis, offering programmable control, reliable documentation, and flexible compatibility with laboratory data systems.
It offers advanced functionality for accurate and repeatable melting point determination, including the ability to record both the beginning and end of the melt. Designed for precision and ease of use, this instrument supports a broad voltage range of 100–240 VAC at 50/60 Hz, making it ideal for international lab environments. With fully programmable features, adjustable ramp rates, and data storage capabilities, it’s well-suited for quality control, academic, and research laboratories requiring reliable thermal analysis.
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