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Anton Paar Electronic Temperature Device ETD 300, Temperature Range +25°C...+300°C

Specifications

For
ViscoQC 100, ViscoQC 300
Type
ETD 300
UNSPSC
41103300

$15,624.44

Inc. GST

Available soon

Product description

The Anton Paar Electronic Temperature Device ETD 300 is designed for precise temperature control in viscosity measurement applications. With a temperature range from +25°C to +300°C, it enables accurate testing of materials such as bitumen, hot melts, polymers, and waxes when used with compatible systems.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Anton Paar
  • Model: ETD 300
  • Type: Electronic temperature device
  • Temperature Range: +25°C to +300°C
  • Control: Full control via the ViscoQC display
  • Application: Suitable for testing bitumen, hot melts, polymers, and waxes
  • Compliance: ASTM D4402, D3236, AASHTO T316, EN 13302 and more

This Anton Paar electronic temperature device is suitable for laboratories requiring controlled high-temperature environments for viscosity and rheology testing.

Accessories

Cooling adapter for temperature chamber ETD 300

ProductForUNSPSCMfr#Part#AvailabilityPrice
ETD 300411033002616814.703 003$1,761.25

Spindles for temperature chamber ETD 300

ProductTypeMaterialMfr#Part#AvailabilityPrice
SC4-27Stainless steel 1.44042611004.703 004$985.17

Frequently asked questions

The ETD 300 is designed for testing bitumen, hot melts, polymers, and waxes. This electronic temperature device format supports routine laboratory work in that application.

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$15,624.44

Inc. GST