Digital Ceramic Hot Plate/Stirrer
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$739.99
SKU ML39933
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Digital Ceramic Hot Plate/Stirrer
Fast-Heating, Highly Resistant Stirrer Reaches High Temperatures
- Stirring speeds up to 1,500rpm
- White ceramic hot plate ensures superior resistance to chemicals and scratches and is easy to clean
- Ideal for observing color changes
- First hot-plate stirrer with an entire technopolymer structure
- Resistant to acids, bases, and solvents
- Quickly reaches temperatures up to 550°C
- Stir volumes up to 15L
- Elevated front panel and dedicated run-off grove
Designed for optimal resistance to acids, bases, and solvents, this Digital Ceramic Stirrer has a white hot plate that's ideal for observing color changes. The first of its kind with an entire technopolymer structure, this innovative stirrer ensures constant speed even when the viscosity changes and has an easy-to-read digital display that makes it easy to track speed and temperature control.
Fast-Heating, Highly Resistant Stirrer Reaches High Temperatures
- Stirring speeds up to 1,500rpm
- White ceramic hot plate ensures superior resistance to chemicals and scratches and is easy to clean
- Ideal for observing color changes
- First hot-plate stirrer with an entire technopolymer structure
- Resistant to acids, bases, and solvents
- Quickly reaches temperatures up to 550°C
- Stir volumes up to 15L
- Elevated front panel and dedicated run-off grove
Designed for optimal resistance to acids, bases, and solvents, this Digital Ceramic Stirrer has a white hot plate that's ideal for observing color changes. The first of its kind with an entire technopolymer structure, this innovative stirrer ensures constant speed even when the viscosity changes and has an easy-to-read digital display that makes it easy to track speed and temperature control.
