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The Cole-Parmer Stirring Heating Mantle with a 50 mL capacity is a versatile and efficient tool for laboratory heating and stirring applications. Operating at 230 VAC, this compact heating mantle provides uniform heating to ensure precise temperature control for small sample volumes. Its built-in stirring feature ensures consistent mixing of liquids, making it ideal for applications that require both heating and agitation. Designed for ease of use and reliability, this mantle is perfect for laboratory experiments involving small glassware such as beakers or flasks.
The Cole-Parmer Stirring Heating Mantle, 50 mL capacity, combines heating and stirring functions, making it an essential tool for efficient laboratory work.
Manufacturer P/N
04641-05
Part Number
9.643 122
Manufacturer
Cole Parmer
Depth
260 mm
Manufacturer P/N
04641-15
Part Number
9.643 123
Manufacturer
Cole Parmer
Depth
260 mm
Manufacturer P/N
04641-25
Part Number
9.643 124
Manufacturer
Cole Parmer
Depth
260 mm
Manufacturer P/N
04641-35
Part Number
9.643 125
Manufacturer
Cole Parmer
Depth
310 mm
Manufacturer P/N
04641-45
Part Number
9.643 126
Manufacturer
Cole Parmer
Depth
310 mm
Manufacturer P/N
04641-55
Part Number
9.643 127
Manufacturer
Cole Parmer
Depth
400 mm
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It is a versatile and efficient tool for laboratory heating and stirring applications. Operating at 230 VAC, this compact heating mantle provides uniform heating to ensure precise temperature control for small sample volumes. Its built-in stirring feature ensures consistent mixing of liquids, making it ideal for applications that require both heating and agitation. Designed for ease of use and reliability, this mantle is perfect for laboratory experiments involving small glassware such as beakers or flasks.
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