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Heating Plate Cimarec® 7x7, ceramic surface, 540°C, 50-1500rpm, 230V, 50/60Hz

Specifications

HS Code #
84798200
Depth
360 mm
Depth working area
184 mm
Dimensions (WxDxH)
208 x 360 x 105 mm
Display
Digital
Power supply frequency
50/60 Hz
Heating temperature
RT ... 540 °C
Height
105 mm
Material stirring surface
Ceramic
Max. heating temperature
540 °C
Max. speed
1500 1/min

$1,087.93

Inc. GST

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Product description

Magnetic stirrer Cimarec™+ offer precise stirring control, excellent safety, and temperature performance for general heating and stirring applications in the laboratory.

  • Temperature adjustable in 1 °C increments

  • Innovative StirTrac technology for slow-speed stirring, consistent speed control, and strong magnetic coupling

  • Hot Top warning light is activated when the hot plate surface is above 50 °C

  • Automatic overheating protection

  • Easy-to-read LED display

  • Raised display design protects electronics from spills

Accessories

Accessories for Cimarec+™ Hotplates, Stirrers and Hotplate Stirrers

ProductDescriptionUNSPSCMfr#Part#AvailabilityPrice
PT100 temperature probe, 0-400 °C, Stainless steel40101800CIC00014476.315 243$163.01
Splash guard protection shield for all Cimarec+ and Super-Nuova+ 7” x 7” Sitrers, Hotplates and Hotplate Stirrers40101800CIC00014454.681 241$54.93
Splash guard/safety shield for all Cimarec+ and Super-Nuova+ 10” x 10” Sitrers, Hotplates and Hotplate Stirrers40101800CIC00014464.681 242$67.33

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