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The Thermo Nunc Heating Plate Cimarec is designed for precise and reliable heating in laboratory applications. Featuring a 26 x 26 cm ceramic surface, this plate offers excellent thermal conductivity and uniform heat distribution, ensuring consistent performance. With a temperature range of up to 400°C, it is suitable for a variety of heating tasks, including sample preparation, chemical reactions, and more. Its 6 L capacity allows for efficient heating of larger containers, while the 220-240V power input makes it compatible with standard laboratory electrical systems.
The Thermo Nunc Heating Plate Cimarec offers high performance and reliability for laboratories requiring precise and controlled heating, making it an essential tool for various scientific applications.
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HP88850105
Part Number
6.269 131
Manufacturer
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Depth heating area
267 mm
NZ $903.70
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HP88857105
Part Number
6.282 687
Manufacturer
Thermo Scientific
Depth heating area
184 mm
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HP88854105
Part Number
4.681 250
Manufacturer
Thermo Scientific
Depth heating area
108 mm
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SP88857104
Part Number
SP88857104
Manufacturer
Thermo Scientific
Depth heating area
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It is designed for precise and reliable heating in laboratory applications. Featuring a 26 x 26 cm ceramic surface, this plate offers excellent thermal conductivity and uniform heat distribution, ensuring consistent performance. With a temperature range of up to 400°C, it is suitable for a variety of heating tasks, including sample preparation, chemical reactions, and more. Its 6 L capacity allows for efficient heating of larger containers, while the 220-240V power input makes it compatible with standard laboratory electrical systems.
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